Sentence examples for even would have from inspiring English sources

I don't think he even would have reached the outside part of the plate.

She even would have mixed in a little bit of liberalism.

"There, we never even would have thought that we were the kind of people who could pull this off".

Without such resolve, whether the Union even would have won the war, let alone destroyed the institution of slavery, remains open to question.

Maybe the relationship they had wasn't one any of us would sign up for in our thirties (or even would have allowed to happen in our twenties).

Just a hint of scepticism – a raised eyebrow, even – would have been enough to show that Miles understood that the struggle to control the narrative of the world's history is still very much ongoing.

If she hadn't been, the evening would have forfeited its only excitement.

But afterward he added: "I wish this evening would have been mandatory for all the cadets.

This long evening would have been stronger if Mr. Brock had just focused on his final dance, "American Sadness".

The standing spectators expressed their appreciation, but after nearly an hour there was a growing sense that the evening would have to start rocking at some point.

"Thankfully there appears to be no-one injured despite the fact that it is a dense area and on a Saturday evening would have been crowded".