Sentence examples for even because it is from inspiring English sources
I say "even", because it is journalists than normally insist you can't ask tough questions by email because the subject can avoid the question and those interesting details won't slip out.
"I have been astonished by this passage for five years," Mathis said via e-mail, "not simply because it is beautiful, or even because it is ferocious and unrelenting (a hand around your throat, tightening as the sentences accumulate) but because it is the truest expression of the relationship of whiteness to blackness in the pre-civil-rights South I have ever encountered.
Thus puritanical (or fundamentalist or radical) Islamism may succeed even if, or perhaps even because it is defeated.
Hebrew unites Jews not just because it is our historical language or even because it is the language of the Jewish state: it is the language of our ancestors, beautiful and rich in history and nuance.
Even though — and perhaps even because — it's still not something he particularly cares about.
Of course, one might argue that a life would be meaningless if (or even because) it were unhappy or immoral, particularly given Aristotelian conceptions of these disvalues.
Agency officials tell me the staffing problem is even worse because it is losing some of its most experienced investigators through retirement.
This is even scarier because it is delusional.
I will enjoy every step of the journey even more because it is a gentle one.
Our fear is bearable – even pleasing – because it is generally unbelieving.
