Sentence examples similar to had always even from inspiring English sources

On the issue of affirmative action, Justice Kennedy is most widely known for his majority opinion Fisher v University of Texas, and he has always, even in dissent, agreed that race is an allowable factor for consideration.

"I've always, even as a child, wished to have many children.

Black people have always, even when we have nothing, we can find beauty in it.

"We've always, even some of our really good groups in the past, had a really tough time out there [at Muir]," Schilling said.

He was doomed to be who he had always been, even in this strange place among strangers.

India had always resisted even acknowledging the disputed status of Kashmir, and had demanded that Pakistan dismantle "the infrastructure of terrorism" before any dialogue opens.

Sometimes peasants worked the land as freeholders (as in fact many peasants had always done, even at the very height of the manorial system).

Gay bookstores had always struggled even before the dawn of the digital age.

At the other end of the continuum, many participants said that their lives had always had meaning, even during the worst of times.

"Mercury had always been an enigma, even to his bandmates," Blake concludes.

And he had always loved American films: "Even the Doris Day movies.