Sentence examples for even to name from inspiring English sources

We are oddly reluctant even to name them as opponents – often the only opponents – in political contests of this kind.

He has pledged not even to name his new government until his nomination is ratified by Russia's lower house of parliament, the Duma.

And the Fortuynists, hard pushed even to name people worthy of the four portfolios they have been offered, have been riven by a power struggle.

Gold medal The dehumanising headline that failed even to name swimmer Simone Manuel after she won a gold medal in the 100m freestyle.

He was cold and naked and hungry and bereft of company, and yet, having no language, was unable even to name these sensations.

It would be wasteful to attempt here even to name the problems treated, since these are most easily followed by aid of an index at the end of the volume.

The restriction on access even to names and contact details of prospective participants means that researchers have to rely on health professionals to act as intermediaries in making contact, even when these individuals are not involved directly as investigators.

He even sought to name it the National Peace Agency.

We did not even have to name them.

"A couple of years ago the Pulitzer prize even refused to name a fiction winner".

but I don't even want to name him," he added in a clear reference to Galliani.