Sentence examples for even one of her from inspiring English sources

Even one of her most devoted supporters, the right-wing MP Nick Budgen declared that she was "off her rocker".

But even one of her lawyers, Carlo Dalla Vedova, said that he believed the trial was fair.

She was suspended for fighting more than once, usually as an enforcer for someone far smaller, even one of her own brothers.

That was even one of her stupid thoughts, one of the notions that floated by as Georgie, who'd brought her the news, hovered, ready to catch her if she fainted or to fetch water, a sweater, whatever she wanted.

Going into these Sydney Games, Jones knew that the downside of setting her goals so high was that her first Olympics might seem hollow if she missed reaching even one of her hoped-for five gold medals.

No, the album wasn't even one of her best.

This evening one of her grandsons, Danny, who is "supposed to be reading physics and philosophy at Oxford", is appearing in the semi-final of Britain's Got Talent as part of a boy band.

After all, it's a movie that even one of the least sympathetic characters — her ex-husband — might endorse.

Even one of those, apparently.

Even one of the debaters seemed convinced.

Prince Charles would already have known about the ancestors — "and 'How about it?' is about as upper-class a locution as 'cor blimey!' " She suggests that "That's a fine animal you have there, Sir" was a likelier and better come-on, even if one of her sources about Charles and Camilla's intimacies is "The Royals" by Kitty Kelley.