Sentence examples similar to even of left from inspiring English sources

In his previous travelogue, Shadow of the Silk Road, Thubron portrayed himself in a series of dream-conversations with the ghost of a silk trader, wrangling across centuries about the purpose even of leaving home.

"We might even think of leaving the coalition government in Sindh," Nasreen Jalil, a senior leader of M.Q.M in Karachi, said in an interview.

A decorated Vietnam veteran and a long-time (if junior) senator from Massachusetts, he was involved in foreign policy decades before President George Bush even dreamed of leaving Texas.

In the late fifties, he became obsessed with the possibility of an accidental nuclear war (he even thought of leaving New York for the greater safety of Australia).

The masters of the City will never allow a new Boris Johnson government to even think of leaving the EU's single market, despite Michael Gove's musings.

Why would you even think of leaving?

One of the two lead anchors on the show, Casey, is called up for having an unprofessional attitude on and off screen in the light of his recent divorce from his wife, and is even thinking of leaving the show.

Others suggest this recruitment may even impair the recovery of left hemispheric areas, leading to a persistence of deficits [ 14].

And in the morning, I have the even better experience of leaving it.

Then the Californian's mother had a worrisome fall, and the Californian became even more afraid of leaving her alone.

It seems reasonable to question why any wise man would even entertain thoughts of leaving a place where a monument to him has been erected outside his office.