Sentence examples for going even for from inspiring English sources
Today, Schiller's "On the Aesthetic Education of Man" is tough going even for a Ph.D. candidate in German.
The follow-up, Requiem, was also strikingly desolate, proving heavy going even for the teenage girls who'd bought the first single; it only reached No 24 and Slik never had another hit.
In addition, Pufftail's speculations about death ("the Great Stillness"), his remarks about "the whole meaningless pain of existence" and his urgings that cats act out their destiny, even though it "brings sorrow and grief, and though it leads to the Great Stillness itself," can become pretty heavy going, even for jaded grown-ups.
"Those days are gone, even for the French".
And that goes even for where I am now.
And that goes even for the editor, Gordon Brown.
Jazz is a brave place to go, even for a man from Compton.
There are some places you just shouldn't go – even for something as important as the boundaries vote.
Ultimately, there was not much further to go, even for someone who argued that the Net could have a real impact on politics.
When asked "What's the best stage of childhood?" the answer should always be "This one". That goes even for the terrible twos and the tough teenage years.
"Many large institutions are reluctant to let money go, even for overnight lending purposes," said Bernard Baumohl, managing director at the Economic Outlook Group.
