Sentence examples for even meaning from inspiring English sources
Open systems start with no hierarchy, so they look like meritocracies at first, but network effects mean newcomers create a hierarchy, often without even meaning to.
You can imagine even meaning it.
Thus your conflicts reawaken that trauma, without even meaning to.
They have the ability to calm us, sometimes without even meaning to.
We do this, without even meaning to, by consuming conservative folly as mass entertainment.
Is art "truer" than science, realism and even meaning, all of which it now apparently disdains?
Words tend to pick up different usages and even meanings over time, often very remarkably.
That would mean interest rates would remain at record lows for even longer, meaning a lower return for holding sterling.
"Sometimes even without meaning to, I was explaining how I thought the piece should have been done.
The question tends to bring perplexed looks, or even grimaces, meaning — politely and carefully — take that question upstairs.
"Make of it what you like", says Zumthor. "There is no hidden, or even obvious, meaning here.
