Sentence examples for even warring from inspiring English sources
All this would set us up nicely for a Kyle-style paddock – poised to become an arena of intemperate slanging, where bodyguards hold back rival jockeys (and perhaps even warring horses, if the right inflammatory inducements for the equine guests are developed).
By the early seventies, Rich had built a body of work that could withstand her own raids upon it, a thrilling achievement that made her a natural for long, trenchant sequences, the individual sections sometimes qualifying, sometimes even warring against, one another.
Definitely, says the Egyptian entrepreneur Naguib Sawiris, who knows that even warring nations need telephones and the internet.
On the surface they are an expression of that love of joyously outlandish, grotesque, and even warring imagery that is a ubiquitous feature of 12th-century art; but at a deeper level they are concerned with man's unending conflict with sin and the Devil.
"Even war has morals," he said.
"Trade, social contacts, even wars were carried out by boat.
Even war and catastrophe won't dampen it entirely.
Even war has limits in a civilised world".
After all, she added, "even wars have rules".
