Sentence examples for even one of their from inspiring English sources

It was only after it became clear that Republicans would not vote on any such solution — even one of their own design, based on their own stated principles — that Obama took his most ambitious unilateral step to restore some sanity to our enforcement regime.

For most of our people, security is not even one of their main problems: these are health and poverty.

There are a few others who, even by cat standards, have been super-lucky, have not used up even one of their nine lives.

Not entirely unknown names, yet if you can whistle even one of their tunes going in, you are way ahead of the game.

Not only have the Knicks failed to reach even one of their goals, but their well-publicized string of near misses has left them facing a potential disaster, one that nothing less than complete and selfless professionalism on the part of their players can avert.

Under fierce attack on children's health insurance, beset by politically inconvenient retirements and uncertain if another scandal lurks around the corner, Congressional Republicans are feeling a bit under siege as even one of their former leaders predicts 2008 could be a Democratic year.

His intention was to point out, in a humorous way, "man's capacity for exerting maximum effort to accomplish minimum results". A Goldberg "invention" is not easy to describe in less than a couple hundred words, but a quick view of even one of them makes their spirit plain.

The home movies and family photos (even one of Paul painting the roof of their house) and Sir Paul's analysis of times past make "Wingspan" an event and a generally satisfying experience for his fans.

Some coaches don't get even one of those extreme experiences through their whole career, let alone in successive seasons.

In fact, I'm not even one of those guys that unwraps their included hands-free kit when they get a new phone.

Even one of those, apparently.