Sentence examples for even contemplating that from inspiring English sources

He argued that even "contemplating that would be contemplating betraying what people voted for" in June.

When asked whether the Republicans would take legal action to defend their position should the argument become real, Mr. McArdle bristled at the notion, saying, "We're not even contemplating that scenario".

After World War II it was clear in the collective German mind that there would never again be a German military presence, and by 2008 younger Germans found it difficult to even contemplate that military force might be a solution in any conflict.

But, calling himself "a realist," he added, "Say Romney does get the nomination or something like that: could you see yourself working in an executive position for him in some capacity?" Pausing for a moment, Mr. Huntsman pursed his lips and said as politely as he could, "Don't want to even contemplate that".

"For me, as a Paralympian, to even contemplate that idea means I have to be in the very best form I've ever been in plus an extra one or two per cent".

We just never had to even contemplate that possibility that someone was going to say no.

Until 2003, few even contemplated that gay couples would be able to marry.

Of course, the Florida legislature would not have even contemplated that draconian step were it not for the fact that the Presidency itself hung on Florida alone.

"It would be preposterous to even contemplate that I would allow myself to be put in danger, or someone else, or my family or my country," Wood said.

In Russell's view, no discussion of the concept of distance could even contemplate that the distance from London to Paris is less than a metre we would know we were not talking about distance if we said something like that.

And I suggested then that how could you do -- how would you even contemplate that someone -- a Cuban would answer the phone and say, "Yes, I watch TV Marti," when they're in Cuba living under a brutal dictatorship?