They prohibited the reading of the most innocent books,—even those respected by “the Index.
Even those who do not believe in wonders must admit and admire the marvelous course of Israel's history.
Even those of his hearers who did not share his convictions were carried away by his eloquence, and were compelled to yield him a tribute of praise.
Even those who, upon philosophical grounds, were indifferent to Judaism, were not less irreconcilably hostile to Christianity, which they were compelled to confess with their lips.
I cannot but think indeed that it is a great judgment of God for a man to be given up to the company of vile men; for what are such but the devil's decoys, even those by whom he draws the simple into his net?
Nevertheless, she forgot all to obey the duty laid upon her by the widow; before that duty all considerations must give way, even those of her love.
The later Socinians, even those nearest to the time, did not follow their master in this part of his tenets.
The religious treatises of this class, even those which by their former popularity, or their merit, ought to be mentioned in a regular history of theological literature, are too numerous for these pages.
Every arm, even those of the children, is employed in the factories; while the men dye the cotton, the women prepare and spin it.
Her jewellers and gold-workers carry off the palm from even thoseof Paris.
This is meant of preparing the way to the city of refuge, that the slayers might escape thither; which flying slayers are here, by way of specialty, called the people of God; even those of them that escaped thither for life.
Other injuries then came to be similarly punished, even those of a moral character to which the principle "eye for eye, tooth for tooth" is not directly applicable.
These languages of Central Africa obviously represent a much more primitive stage of development than do those of the Bantu peoples of the south or even those of the Hamitic peoples of the north.
The tones produced by these early musical instruments, however, even those of the stringed instruments and their vocal accompaniment, by no means, of course, form harmonic music.
Most people are proud of him, even those whom he does not acknowledge as his followers; many admire and copy his faults rather than his virtues; but huge indeed is the multitude of faithful who revere him as the Apostle of Christ.
Erasmus was when he urged against Luther, that, on this assumption, all laws and commandments, even those of Scripture, were simply superfluous.
If someone asked our own contemporaries, or even those of them who believe most firmly in the existence of the soul, how they represented it, the replies that he would receive would not have much more coherence and precision.
All myths, even those which we find the most unreasonable, have been believed.
This had a decided effect, backed up by the severe sanctions, even those of death, promulgated by the secular arm of the state, represented by the Baron d'Avaugour.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "even those" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
