Sentence examples for thought even for from inspiring English sources

Is there a reader of this novel who thought, even for a moment, that the book would end with Mike addicted to narcotics or that Henry would spend the rest of his days peeing into bottles?

Low said he needed some time to come to terms with his emotions after the World Cup but had not thought "even for a second" about stepping down.

One consequence of the above findings is that calculating bootstrap- or jackknife proportions with narrow confidence intervals can be achieved with less expense than often thought, even for very large datasets.

None of them ever played, I don't think, even for a minute.

(That's true, I think, even for undergraduates: grad school is different from college).

"But I think even for me it's a little too silk-cushions-and-attar-of roses".

They brought with them from Cuba — and this generalization holds, I think, even for the first wave of refugees — a consensus belief in the efficacy of the welfare state.

There were a few hints that I got that I thought he was ill, but I didn't know as much as Tony did and it was unexpected that quick, I think even for David.

"It is much too early, I think, even for us to ask people to agree with us," he said, "because we have not come to firm conclusions yet ourselves".

Still, he doesn't want to turn on the light (although he feels like reading); he doesn't want his father to think (even for a moment) that B is spying on him.

Good numbers on European austerity programs are hard to come by, but the FT has a useful interactive graphic: It's not comprehensive, I think, even for the countries it covers — for example, Portugal actually imposed significant austerity in 2011, even if it fell short of the IMF program.