Sentence examples for even now wanting from inspiring English sources

Yet I find myself even now wanting to empathize with this woman who has so often put her foot in it, and to continue embracing her presence in our ranks for the good it's doing us even if that good has a liberal admixture of bad and ugly.

"But I see that in telling this story, I am gossiping about my own mother, telling a tale she would not even now want told," he writes.

The government that even now wants households to borrow less and save more has presided over a jump in unsecured lending.

A preponderant reason growth has been so slow for so long is that we have a Fed, it has rediscovered activism, and it even now wants to keep on keeping on.

That was his position before Vancouver, and he's even more resolute now, wanting another chance to earn a gold medal for himself and his country.

It's maybe no surprise then that the company now sees it as its mission to "develop a seamless, integrated product for modern software developers and become the application for software development in Kubernetes" (yes — even GitLab now wants to get deeper into the Kubernetes game).

Sexual harassers and assaulters are emboldened -- hey, even Bill Cosby now wants another chance!

Even now, those wanting to preserve Civil War battlefields like Chancellorsville as a place of meditation are up against developers for whom golf courses and front lawns whisper the great American mantra of "move on".

"My first book as General Secretary was called Perestroika: New Thinking for Our Country and the World, and its first sentence was, 'We want to be understood.' Even now, we want to be understood.

Even now, we want reopened inquests beyond 3.15".

This regret is a new pain because even now, I want the most any of these days can give us.