Sentence examples for even of stealing from inspiring English sources

She was his model and lover during the most productive period of his artistic life.' The passionate liaison influenced both artists, but Claudel, whose startlingly blue eyes and sensual beauty inspired some of her brother's writing, later accused Rodin of exploiting her and even of stealing her atelier and artistic themes.

Butler was even accused of stealing silverware from abandoned houses and was given the nickname Spoons.

He was engaged in a vituperative debate with Newton and his followers over the priority of the discovery of the calculus, even being accused of stealing Newton's ideas.

At the end of the story the journalist even accused him of stealing the bike he was on.

Nearly all said the problem was the "bad attitude" of patients, and two-thirds cited lack of medicines and patients blaming them for this, even accusing them of stealing and selling the government supplied drugs.

At issue is a ballot initiative sponsored by Pete Wilson, the former governor who also sponsored the three-strikes-you're-out law that made the penalty for a third felony conviction -- even for stealing a slice of pizza -- a minimum of 25 years to life in prison.

He quoted the new biography of Tony Blair who, it claims, was "worried about Brown's dark side, his paranoia and inability to collaborate" - so he has opted for the comparative safety of Jerusalem!" At one point he even accused the prime minister of stealing policies from the National Front and the BNP - tricky territory for a Tory leader trying to fight off that element every week.

Even "professorial" President Obama was accused of stealing a speech from Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick during the 2008 primary.

Yet even as Mr. Dwek was accused of stealing or mismanaging millions of dollars, he was apparently giving away plenty.

Even if Maluf is found guilty of stealing money from Brazilian taxpayers, he may be too elderly to be sent to jail.

Even if Benjamin had been guilty of stealing the money, I hadn't afforded him the benefit of the doubt (nor had I given it to the others, until after the damage was done).