Sentence examples for would think even from inspiring English sources

There are those, I suspect, who would think even art of that sort a betrayal.

"Obviously Novak goes in as the favorite, I would think, even though Andy beat him at the U.S. Open," Federer said.

If, as charged, Mr. Marshall appropriated for himself money and art that was intended for New York institutions, his mother would think even the indignity of the trial was worth it, said Ms. Kiernan.

It's a mug's game holding your pets up to the standards set by Associated Newspapers (you will end up trying to keep your kitten in a teapot), but you would think even a bog-standard dog would be able to tell when you had a great big eight-and-a-half-month-sized living organism in your torso, sometimes visibly moving.

"It is really frustrating at the moment, I've put so much effort and so much work into this and you would think even winning a Championship would help.

Of course, liberals wouldn't trust this sort of unfettered competition in any other public sector and, I would think, even neoliberals would reject the granting of such unchecked power to corporate interests.

But when a U.S. Congressman like Gardner jumps on board, you'd think even Oliver would recognize that she owes it to you, me, and her audience to extract more details from him.

Why would anyone think, even for a minute, that hedonism is a plausible theory of value?

You would think that even some of the governors who feel warmly toward Mr. Barbour might linger a bit over his shortcomings as a candidate.

But I would think that even a state-of-the-art effort like that would require techniques from microbial physiology or chemical engineering to move into fermenters.

You would think that even conservatives would appreciate the huge economic threat this poses.