Sentence examples for not even well from inspiring English sources

Douglas has lived not wisely and perhaps not even well – but certainly to the full.

And the discourse around that book was: 'These are perverse sexual fantasies for idle women.' Not even well written".

But right now we are focusing on the fact that we are not even well represented in the Champions League!

And, he argues, it is not even well suited to doing justice, so there is nothing to justify its ineptitude at cost reduction.

The obsession with religion has so derailed the work of the Constitutional Assembly that the nature of government is not even well established in the draft text.

As for The Post, he said, "If they start covering me accurately, not even well, just accurately — I don't want anything — they will get the credentials back".

If they are found to have lied, not even well-informed media lawyers could predict the consequences: they would earn the contempt of Parliament.

In spite of his long tenure of office, he amassed no personal fortune and was not even well-to-do he pawell-to-do hengings once, well-to-do he governor-general.

But if not even well-off citizens in the capital will pay an economic rate for their power, what hope is there for the rest of the country, where politicians habitually offer free power to farmers in the hope of winning their votes?

Of course, not even well-meaning nominees will be able stop an outpouring of sludge, especially from the Republican "fever swamp" of secretive, moneyed activists, enabled by a media that still loves nothing more than a good old hot-button scandal.

President Barack Obama's extemporaneous remarks in the press room last week about the Trayvon Martin case and the plight of young black men were pitch-perfect in part because they let no one off the hook, not even well-intentioned people who want him to lead what he predicted would be a "stilted" national conversation on race.