Sentence examples for even, typically from inspiring English sources

Even typically hard-charging companies are showing caution.

Even typically cautious United Nations officials have recently noted "increasing evidence" of Russian involvement.

Russia's economic situation has so deteriorated that even typically upbeat financial analysts have been taking on a funereal tone.

It helps that the definition of rationality can be stretched to include emotion, which "is not necessarily or even typically irrational," Posner argues.

Bonhoeffer argues that it is naive and misleading, perhaps even dangerous to suppose that the literal truth always or even typically conveys what we mean when we talk about telling the truth.

On the other side is O'Neill, who says that aid is often, even typically, wasted and that more aid may actually be counterproductive.

Even Kane, typically an outspoken critic, said she was optimistic.

In Filling Station, Elizabeth Bishop visits an even more typically modern building, but to different ends.

Even so typically salary levels are only in the mid £30k range.

Even the typically staid Glenn Kessler, the Washington Post's fact-checker, is at his wit's end.

Even the typically buttoned-up Washington Post editorial board found the charges worthy only of withering sarcasm: "Suggestions from foreign experts!