Sentence examples for even the example of from inspiring English sources

Even the example of fire insurance doesn't provide much proof of moral hazard: as it turns out, people who are insured often have fewer accidents, not more.

Even the example of Mahatma Gandhi — who let it all hang out, often greeting his ashram's residents with updates about his bowel movements — is an aberration in Indian politics.

When Facebook's Social Graph was announced last year, even the example of dating was used in the press conference.

And even the examples of his ceremonial dress in the European style on display here manifest an abiding Russian love of abundant quantities of silver and gold, in these cases taking the form of dense silver braiding.

Even the examples of the successful entrepreneurships that ARPA-E supports were overwhelming dominated by young males.

And even the examples of racist language and signage at tea party rallies pales in comparison to the domestic terrorism carried out by the KKK -- cross-burning, beatings, lynchings, bombings, murder.

It may even, following the example of Catalonia, seek to break away from the rest of the UK.

Even given the example of how effective reflation was at boosting the real economy the old ideas maintained their power.

"That sent the message to the powers that be that, 'Hey, we aren't even following the example of the mayor,"' a City Hall official said.

In my first book, "Complications," I even used the example of meteorology to examine at length the problem of necessary fallibility in medicine.

Even copy the example of one friend of a friend who didn't share our embarrassment and tweet your way through deciding on getting an IUD, hating it, and getting it taken out a month later.