Sentence examples for even one sentence from inspiring English sources

"Not even one sentence," said the normally ebullient restaurateur.

The understanding had been that after Ishii joined us I could interview them together, but they seemed to be operating on such different premises that, for a moment, it felt impossible to address even one sentence to them both.

The book that I cannot bring myself to write even one sentence of will make all the lists, of course, even those outside of my genre, whatever genre that might be.

I want to thank every single person who was involved in this campaign, everyone who sent even one sentence to a brand and asked for compensation for these families".

I know as a long-term Guardian reader that you have a problem with my football club, but two whole pages of obituary about perhaps our most famous fan (26 August), and not even one sentence about his relationship with Chelsea FC?

not have even one trip for nothing and not ask even one sentence for nothing.

Occasionally I had to read EU minutes and statements from meetings and turn them into seemingly spontaneous, upbeat environmental news stories, which is hard to achieve when even one-sentence quotations were often discussed and deliberated over for days on end.

And even one-sentence detours convey the richness of epic tales.

Read it again and ask yourself: Is there even one actionable sentence?

One, enunciated in his 1960 book, "Word and Object," was that when translating from one language to another, or even from one sentence to another within the same language, there were bound to be many contradictory ways to understand the meaning and that there was no sense in asking which of them was right.

In an author's note at the end of "Mostly True," O'Neill cops to changing some descriptions and names, and to having "omitted or streamlined" some episodes in her life; she even turns one sentence of her acknowledgments over to an aunt who warns one and all that "whenever an O'Neill mouth is flapping the lies are flowing".