Sentence examples for even of one from inspiring English sources
If there'd been a majority – even of one – for one of the main parties, I'd be worried.
We were farther from being the equals of men, or even of one another, than we had imagined.
You pick up a book called "Mothers and Sons" and expect something reassuring and warm, domestic; but it is part of Toibin's pitiless and often brilliant vision to show that mothers and sons are suspicious even of one another, less pietàs than emblems of missed connections.
The history of attempts to halt the rise of an alarming candidate, or even of one who just doesn't fit a party's idea of itself, offers no encouragement to those out to stop Donald J. Trump's march toward the Republican nomination.
There ought to be a better way to select the leader of our country, or even of one party's candidate for the election.
As the gun seller, above, fails to consider, we have the Constitution, Bill of Rights and courts to prevent the unreasonable subjugation of any minority, even of one person.
Many lives and careers were destroyed as a result of McCarthy's campaign, and many persons and organizations with Leftist commitments were either destroyed or driven underground, or otherwise left severely tainted and thus made an "untouchable" bereft of employment, even of one-time friends and close associates.
It was an evening of one theatrical storm after another.
The David Ives evening of one acts was one of those shows you kick yourself for not catching.
Neither does Maggie the Cat. But you can hear Tennessee Williams's dramatis personae echoing through this evening of one-acts based on his short stories, directed by Michael Wilson.
