Sentence examples for vote of even from inspiring English sources

Director T.J. Castronovo inventively guides the cast, there are some hilarious phony videos of a campaign ad and news coverage, and Dixon, Altadel and Byers are blessed with not only acting chops but fine voices that will get the vote of even the most disgruntled voter.

There were exceptions over the years, but most justices got the affirmative votes of even senators who didn't agree with their political philosophy.

In 2010, most of the health care industry was either supportive or neutral on the Affordable Care Act, and if any one of them could have swung the votes of even a few Republican senators or congressmen, the desperate Democrats would have let them write almost anything they wanted into the bill.

So did Manmohan Singh, prime minister of India, where the Tamil vote is of even greater importance.

It's the sound of your overwhelming vote of confidence, even in the face of some pretty tough odds.

In a phone interview, Mr. Parsons gave New Line a strong vote of confidence, even given the studio's mixed record of flops and successes.

Meanwhile in Greece, the government's decision to close the state broadcaster led to demonstrations and talk of a vote of confidence, even a new election.

Given the cold war, Kennedy had to allay the qualms of many senators to secure a two-thirds vote of approval, even though his party controlled the chamber by 66 to 34.

In effect, the United States is giving the Sissi regime a vote of confidence even as it installs the most repressive regime Egypt has known in at least half a century.

Nearly half of the voting population of even a highly educated city like Bangalore considers caste to be the No. 1 reason to vote for a candidate.

For Democrats to win a majority, they would have to get well over 50percentt of the vote to even break even.