Sentence examples for the editor even from inspiring English sources

To the Editor: Even in the late 1950s, educators sensed that girls had advantages over boys.

• To the Editor: Even elementary school children can understand complex issues about health, disease and sexuality.

Some who worked for him at The Los Angeles Times, where he was the editor, even dubbed him "the hologram".

Ralph Ferraioli New York, Dec. 31, 2010 • To the Editor: Even the "age defying" boomers don't really believe that 90 will soon be the new 50.

To the Editor: Even more ludicrous than the ban on blood donation by gay men is that bone marrow donations are subject to the same rules.

Robert Snyder Berkeley, Calif., Sept. 23, 2010 To the Editor: Even if accurate, the Norwegian study on the need for mammograms is medically and morally flawed.

If not, why would the editors even have proposed the textual changes that alluded to the surprise of Capt.

When we launched in 2000, we used American English to make us sound international and signed all our correspondence from "the Editors", even though it was really just me and a couple of others packing the black boxes with clothes and ribbon bows.

Love Derek Jeter — how could you not? — but hate the Yankees and love to see this league-cheating team fail.Jay Scott Dallas • To the Sports Editor: Even in the days of Nomar Garciaparra in Boston and Alex Rodriguez in Seattle, Derek Jeter was the better shortstop.

To the Sports Editor: Even if it turns out that Joe Paterno complied with Pennsylvania's child abuse reporting laws, his moral conscience and compass failed him severely.

To the Sports Editor: Even in Canada, we're inspired by Jeremy Lin's improbable story, which really hit home after his winning shot in Toronto.