Sentence examples for we shall even from inspiring English sources

Maybe we shall even cover that one too … 12.30pm: Over the past 10 days, Wimbledon has been variously polite and officious, joyous and contented.

We shall even assume that the parties do not know their conceptions of the good or their special psychological propensities.

The Charleston Courier wrote of the unforgettable imagery: "Of one allusion the sight of the wonder has forever robbed us -- we shall never again discourse, even in poesy, of mermaid beauty, nor woo a mermaid even in our dreams -- for the Feejee lady is the very incarnation of ugliness".

But… So we shall see; even if we lose, the spring's miracles will remain.

It was a blunder for which we shall pay even more dearly in future than we have already.

His first line was, "We once had a civilization that we shall revive even if it has been dead".

We shall concede even the plaint of the Zimbabwean government that the former colonial power, Great Britain, had arrogantly reneged on her promise to assist with compensation for the white farmers as part of an agreed orderly programme of land restitution.

As we shall see, even Heisenberg and Bohr did not decide on a single terminology for quantum mechanical uncertainties.

Surprisingly, for all his admiration for the master, he can only enumerate a few innovative doctrines; and they are of such a minor importance that we shall not even discuss them in this article.

In Part II of my earlier blog, we shall see even more clearly how banking in America is about to change.

One of the curiosities of fandom is how we end up wondering and caring about people we shall never know or even meet, and how we can end up living vicariously through them.