Example sentences of "[not/n't] even the [noun] " in BNC.

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1 well not even the freehold security , that was agreed , that 's the decision of the er P L C board and as to what level that will be at , we are responsible for the , the service and management costs
2 And that no one , not even the press , was allowed near .
3 Not even the music and style press , who ought at least to register their existence , can find a good word for them .
4 Could Sandra please not say a word to anyone , not even the women or the other rescue workers ?
5 Not even the Sergeant Major .
6 However , in practice not even the Securitate could prevent pregnant women from preferring to resort to illegal abortions rather than bring children into the ‘ Epoch of Light ’ .
7 Not even the memory of money .
8 Not even the race which had pioneered Fascism and fostered Christianity was safe from that .
9 The reason you have n't read about it , even in the official UFO journals , is that it has been kept so secret that not even the ufologists know about it .
10 Elsewhere there is not even the clue of a sentence in Pindar to show who was behind some great construction : Segesta , for instance , a long way over in the interior of the west of the island , had a fine fifth-century temple , the expenses of whose construction can only have been met ( given the position of the city ) from agricultural wealth , that is , from the product of the labour of the native Sikels .
11 She was a careful , punctilious girl but one who did not like responsibility , not even the responsibility of knowing when and how to lie for her superior .
12 Not even the return of player-manager Glenn Hoddle , after a two-match absence with a hamstring injury , could lift Swindon , who laboured to break down Rovers , who have now lost only once in eight games .
13 To everyone 's surprise his requirements were not punitive , not even the return of territories Germany had lost after Versailles .
14 But not even the contagion of disgrace had touched him through his king 's disastrous venture ; for he was in the north , far away from this débâcle .
15 Not even the word .
16 There are , however , at this stage no specific individuals entitled to claim seats in the House of Commons , not even the Ministers of the Crown who continue in office .
17 Not even the waters of the Inner Sea were free of Dark Elf incursion .
18 But it was made so hastily that not even the government 's advisory committee on waste management was consulted ; one member of the committee , Professor John Greenings , said he was considering resigning in protest .
19 Because if there is no objective science of society and morals , then clearly no group , not even the government , has any moral justification for imposing any creed , philosophy , religion or ideology upon the rest of society .
20 Not even the year in which he was born , the sort of information even gravestones give away .
21 Droitwich was supposed to be a textile centre , but evidently not even the Act of 1534 had saved clothing from total eclipse by salt burning ; the town 's poverty being symptomatic of chronic unemployment which the hazards of the salt trade did little to alleviate .
22 No one — not even the hotel receptionist — can explain why they are there .
23 Ten years of Reagan armament which allowed it to , also bankrupted it ; without the USSR as enemy , not even the United States will permanently keep up this level , and if they wanted to , they could no longer afford it .
24 Yet none of the vanguard punk groups had enjoyed significant — and , more crucially , long-standing — commercial success , not even the Sex Pistols .
25 The Labour Party recently publicised a series of financial projections for nine of the 10 authorities that not even the prospectuses will contain .
26 And for good or ill , once she makes up her mind nobody tells her what to do — not even the Queen .
27 Not even the holder it was on .
28 Lineker spared their blushes this time , but not even the striker acclaimed by Francis as Europe 's best ( Gullit may sue ) can oblige every week if the requirement is two goals for a draw , three for a win .
29 It 's got no beak , no jaws and no feathers , not even the ghost of a wing .
30 A great many liberal writers , Dworkin included , would support just such a proposition which is consistent with Rawls 's well-known thesis that the individual , and particularly the least well-off , do have certain economic rights against the state , founded on justice , which not even the welfare of society as a whole can override .
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