Sentence examples for even ripe from inspiring English sources

Downtown was tough, even ripe for agoraphobia.

WASHINGTON — Throughout the two-year history of the health care litigation, judges have mocked the Obama administration's have-your-cake approach to the central question debated at the Supreme Court on Monday: whether the constitutional challenge is even ripe for judicial review before the law takes full effect in 2014.

The produce is harvested before it is even ripe, so that it can be cheaply and efficiently boxed and shipped to our shores for consumption often weeks later.

It's certainly no longer surprising, and it might even be ripe for satire.

A similar-looking peach, the Indian Red, is too astringent to eat, even when ripe.

It's fine, but not overly exciting, and tends to be on the firm side, even when ripe.

It has a little bit of rusticity, since it's made with sourdough bread, and some tanginess from the kumquat rinds (which could be replaced with candied orange rinds or even sliced ripe bananas).

After Emin's unmade bed, Hirst's pickled animals, Ofili's elephant dung and Perry's pottery, an artist dressing up as a bear proved even more ripe for ridicule.

SELECTING -- Strawberries should be all red, bright and shiny; for raspberries, the lighter ones have more flavor than darker ones; blackberries should be all black; gooseberries should have a little bit of pink (taste one if possible); black currants, which have a unique musky flavor, should have no red; red currants are tart even when ripe and fully red.

Ten years ago, Paris had taken Tokyo's title as the global centre of edgy horror cinema, and the key works of the so-called New French Extremity movement – chief among them Pascal Laugier's ultra-violent Martyrs – seemed even more ripe for remake than their Japanese counterparts had a decade earlier.

The smushy genitalia sprout like over-eager vegetables that rot before they even get ripe.