Sentence examples for described as even from inspiring English sources
What he described as "even better" than having the veteran rockers performing at his Worthy Farm site was the expected appearance of another festival rarity - the sun.
New polling from the Washington Post and ABC News confirms what we've suspected for a while now: Jeb Bush can no longer be described as even the nominal front-runner in the 2016 Republican presidential primary fight.
Apple has been accused of benefiting from the exploitation of more than 70,000 Chinese factory workers in conditions described as even worse than those at Foxconn, the supplier hit by employee suicides and accusations of excessive working hours.
In contrast, the disused rural churches that I help to look after are remote, often not part of any settlement that could be described as even a small village.
Judge Nicholas Garaufis ruled that the state had violated federal disability law by confining more than 4,000 mentally ill people in privately run adult homes that he described as "even more restrictive or 'institutional' than psychiatric hospitals".
More than a third (39 per cent) said a teacher or another adult at school had been responsible, a statistic which researchers described as "even more concerning" than the others.
The first step will be a new XJ, Jaguar's flagship saloon, due next year, which will ditch the current model's frumpy retro styling for something insiders describe as even more radical than the XF.
Mr. Daft is universally described as even-tempered and comfortable with stressful situations.
Described as even-keeled and soft-spoken, but fierce ("People underestimate her at their peril," Ms. Warren said), Ms. Yellen has never inserted herself into the gender wars but by virtue of that "large I.Q.," she has inadvertently found herself in the cross hairs.
He was a Boston blueblood, described as even-keeled and charming; when he and his wife, Helen, lived in Rome around 1910, while he ran the American Academy, a newspaper reported, "There has never been a case of an American couple becoming so popular in so short a time".
