Sentence examples for even of a from inspiring English sources

"They are afraid even of a gynecological clinic".

"One has the right to expect ordinary decency even of a poet," he said.

There is again no evidence of any scientific instrumentation, even of a rudimentary nature.

But the choice even of a word can amplify a thought in a significant way.

There are fears of further bloodshed, even of a possible coup.

They are considered to be capable of suffering, and even of a certain metallic obstinacy.

That is a hard thing to ask even of a human, let alone a computer.

The first is the fact that protectionism, even of a targeted sort, comes with a kick in its tail.

Taking advantage even of a willing subordinate is rightly understood to be, in itself, dubious, or worse.

No chance even of a cheeky nine holes.Many people see golf as a symptom of life's unfairness.

But with prices falling, the expansionary effect even of a zero rate was lost, since real interest rates remained positive.