Sentence examples for even exploited from inspiring English sources

He even exploited himself, opening a music club in San Francisco, the Boom Boom Room.

The British even exploited German chivalry by building Q-ships, antisubmarine vessels disguised as innocent merchant ships.

The report said that pay was sometimes "embarrassingly low" and that some postdocs were neglected or even "exploited inappropriately".

But whereas Beckett used and even exploited this darkness, Shaw introduced a bright moral torch of optimism to repel it.

But there are also concerns that the perceived threat of radicalization is being overstated, and even exploited by the Damascus regime as it seeks to dilute Western support for the rebellion.

"Hosni Mubarak has returned," said one man, reflecting the belief among some Islamists that the current opposition movement has been swelled or even exploited by elements of the previous regime.

It doesn't build on Capote's brilliance, or even exploit it.

And during the transition, he could even exploit an unexpected, transient treasure trove in our midst: Democratic legislators from Wisconsin and Indiana hiding out in Chicago.

Power-hungry politicians and community leaders can even exploit this to lay the ground for "purges" of dissidents, ethnic or social "cleansing".

Law was prepared to twist the Sacrament itself to his own foul purpose, even exploiting the ritual gesture of hands imposed on a vulnerable penitent's head.

Not only can online merchants now offer a relatively annoyance-free alternative to shoppers stuck in crowded stores, but they can also even exploit the faster download speeds on free wireless networks promoted by retailers like Nordstrom and Macy's.