Sentence examples for even doubted that from inspiring English sources

The EU commission in a report issued on July 18th even doubted that the government "understands" the meaning of rule of a law in a democracy.

So when the very first pied-billed grebe appeared in Britain, almost half a century ago in December 1963, some ornithologists even doubted that it could have crossed the Atlantic under its own steam.

It's the first book that is totally different to my memories of it; to the point where I even doubted that I had read it, and hadn't just watched the (admittedly excellent) David Cronenberg movie adaptation too much.

"For many years, prosopagnosics were the Ivory Billed Woodpecker of neurological patients--they were rare, and some researchers even doubted that they existed," Martha Farah, a cognitive neuroscientist at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia.

Since the Office of the Public Advocate was created in 1993, skeptical taxpayers, elected officials and editorial writers have questioned its purpose and even doubted that it should continue to exist.

But really, I even doubt that'll happen in this city," he said.

"It's absurd to even doubt that".

In her biography of Elizabeth Cady Stanton, historian Elizabeth Griffith states there is even doubt that Amelia Bloomer actually attended the meeting.

There was even doubt that she had eaten during that time.

There is much speculation about the nature of the mind, its relation to the brain, even doubt that the word "mind" is meaningful.

Don't even doubt that I looked up every single book, every musical reference, hell every single word I didn't understand.