Sentence examples for of even good from inspiring English sources

But how many passages of even good poetry can match the pith and savor of Mark Twain's best flights of prose?

They are: 1. Technological innovation; 2. The spread of ideas and institutions; 3. The tendency of even good political systems to degenerate; 4. Demographics; 5. Supplies of essential commodities; 6. Climate change.

Americans in their young republic were also already going into decline, too: Adams Sherman Hill, a Harvard professor of rhetoric, found "the work of even good scholars disfigured by bad spelling, confusing punctuation, ungrammatical, obscure, ambiguous, or inelegant expressions" in 1879.

A devotee of drama who designed several theaters and play productions, including "Medea" in 1934, directed by John Houseman, translated by the Harlem poet Countee Cullen and choreographed by Martha Graham, Mr. Austin also appeared in Hartford as Hamlet, challenging the loyalty of even good friends.

But like lemmings jumping off a cliff, the mindless pursuit of even good ideas can be destructive.

"A recession will hurt, but prices are such it would take a depression before some of these securities would lose [principal]." They're cheap because sellers, many of them shaky hedge funds investing on credit, have held fire sales of even good assets to pay back worried lenders.

Take a forkful of even good-quality Indian takeaway and the potency of the spices and the heat of the oil explode in the mouth.

In early issues, provocation is mixed with a sort of helpfulness, even good cheer.

But the supply of golden, even good, oldies is exhaustible, if not already exhausted.

Yet once a stock falls out of favor, even good news will not necessarily restore its luster.

In the week or so after that kind of scramble, even good employees tend to indulge in some down time, according to Lehman Brothers analyst George Elling.