Sentence examples for idea that even from inspiring English sources

There was more mileage in the idea that even Sybil is starting to doubt him now.

It comes from the idea that even a dead cat, when falling  from a great height, will bounce.

They are now testing messages based on the idea that even the Obama administration acknowledges that the law is flawed.

The idea that even in the darkest hour you can stand up and defend your values was Nick's.

Gerhard Nellhaus's fine translation echoes with the idea that, even in crowded cities, people are essentially alone.

"We've grown up with the idea that even when you're at the top, act like you're at the bottom.

Should we bank on the idea that even substantial advances could permit "imaging every spike from every neuron"?

The program was formed to explore an idea that even twenty years ago would have seemed preposterous: that placebos — given deliberately — might be deployed in clinical practice.

I love the wish fulfillment, the idea that, even after technology takes over, a human brain and a human soul still matter".

"For the more mortal among us," Schiff observes, "there is cold comfort in the idea that even Nabokov could not coax two entire vocabularies out of reckless passion".

"The idea that even more money will be spent on what the Prime Minister himself has called a 'signal' is outrageous.