Sentence examples for instances not even from inspiring English sources

There has never been any public explanation of why the Justice Department decided not to bring charges in nearly two dozen abuse cases known to be referred to a team of federal prosecutors in Alexandria, Va., and in some instances not even the details of the cases have been made public.

Take the imperfect subjunctive tense, for instance: "Not even my grandmother spoke like that!" complains one girl.

For instance, not even Gray's Anatomy describes the full nerve and vascular connections of the clitoris.

You can't dictate replies to incoming messages on Pebble Time on iOS, for instance, not even with canned messages.

Key informants also highlight the lack of specialist staff – not one obstetrician/gynaecologist is listed in the posts for 2010, for instance (not even at central hospital level).

The owners of Cupcake Berlin, a shop in that city's Friedrichshain neighborhood, itself a little like the East Village a few years ago, down to the tobacco shops and young tourists, just celebrated their third anniversary in business and know well the perils of selling cupcakes to Germans, who at best call them muffins and in rarer instances are not even sure what to do with them.

And one may even argue that within the 2008 presidential campaign, numerous racialized instances were not even intentional despite the fact that they were consequential to Senator Obama.

Further, it would hopefully open up new vistas for understanding the little known mechanism of action of the homeopathic microdoses which in many instances do not even contain a single molecule of the original drug substance.

Members of Parliament, for instance, do not even have a staff.

Hacked Off, for instance, is not even calling for statutory regulation (far less thumbscrews).

Such buildings were still rare in New York; the Dakota, for instance, was not even begun until 1880.