Sentence examples for even to quote from inspiring English sources

When it's called the Care Quality Commission and has, critics say, either lost the confidence of many of those whom it seeks to police or even – to quote Cure the NHS, the patient campaign group composed of relatives who died because of poor care at Stafford hospital – become unfit for purpose.

Like all science-fictional utopias, "On a Sunbeam" feels imperfect, even (to quote Ursula K. Le Guin) "ambiguous". But it also feels magnificent: it's a world in which many readers would want to live, and a way to envision solutions to real-life problems that seem intractable now.

The orchestral score even appears to quote from Maurice Jarre's undulating Lawrence theme.

My daughter was even able to quote me Malcolm X's view on education.

And he paid tribute to the achievements of Russian writers and scientists, even managing to quote a line from Pushkin when he told the students: "Inspiration is needed in geometry just as much as in poetry".

He didn't even need to quote the description of the singer from a high court judge - "devious, truculent and unreliable" - safe in the knowledge that listeners to this show know their musical onions.

He even got to quote Confucius, like a line from one of those Pocket Books of Media Wisdom you might find in an interesting toilet: "I hear and I forget.

But it is a huge leap from those facts to its claim that investing in land near Fortaleza, a city of 2.3m people in north-east Brazil, will make your fortune even if – to quote Pantheon – its beaches make it the "number one holiday destination in a country with 4,500 miles of coastline".

However, asked by the national broadcaster CBC what she could do as a lone MP, May said: "I don't even want to quote [former Canadian prime minister] Pierre Trudeau, but, 'Just watch me.'" She said her first priority would be to raise the tone in parliament by campaigning against heckling during Question Period (Canada's version of prime minister's Questions).

I'm not even going to quote any numbers.

You even managed to quote Rabbi Dershowitz out of context, neglecting to mention his acknowledgment that "most (weddings) are modest".