Sentence examples for even of something from inspiring English sources

Kechiche is an unconditional devotee of realism – or even of something beyond everyday realism.

The media regularly describe Archbishop Williams as "head" of the Church of England, and even of something called the Anglican communion.

While there is always some place deep within us that cheers any cancellation — even of something so delightful as slow-pitch and a few laughs — in this case we were pretty bummed.

We enjoy that mental activity, even when it is stimulated by the representation of something of which we disapprove, and we enjoy the representation even of something evil as long as our pleasure in the activity of representing is not overwhelmed by disapproval of the object of the representation.

Australia's 23m citizens can be proud of this, but should be even prouder of something more impressive.

"Not many athletes can even dream of something like this," says Jones. "I don't want to let Britain down".

You get an assignment to write about some subject you've never even heard of, something complicated and subtle.

In college it's even less of something people want to talk about.

When offered, "What can I do?" I was obviously too overwhelmed to even think of something to request.

You can even think of something "ah-adorable" to call your clique.

Sometimes, they even got back on the discount-ticket line to see an evening performance of something else.