Sentence examples for even of naming from inspiring English sources

The difficulty even of naming the genre suggests its inherent problem: the evocation of pity or guilt or a measure of both from the middle-class art-house audience it plays for.

We're even thinking of naming ours.

Even the act of naming the local inhabitants in his pictures is a change.

(The Valet simplifies even the step of naming the network, generating cutesy, changeable default names like BusyLion and PeachFish).

But the continuity of purpose, and even of names, was there.

However, then General Secretary Jiang Zemin denied having nay knowledge of his arrest or even of the name.

Israel was seen as the steward of God's land, of His law, even of His name.

I have hundreds and hundreds, even thousands of names".

The codebreakers of Bletchley Park even named one of their whirring contraptions after him.

Plenty of people could even name some of them: Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry David Thoreau or even, perhaps, Walt Whitman.

She had even been named "student of the month".