Meanings of attempted even in English

Conclusions: Active surgical resection should be attempted even in patients with poor prognostic factors.

She attempted even a raid upon the young lady's jewel-box.

On one occasion you attempted even to be witty.

That amiable prince attempted even to save the unhappy Saturninus from the fury of the soldiers.

He had not carried the man's bed, nor had He attempted even the lightest physical labor.

Why, my life hasn't been attempted even once.

Conclusions: AML prolapse repair is safe, durable, and therefore can be attempted even in mildly symptomatic patients.

He never allowed himself a joke in his speeches, nor attempted even the smallest flourish of rhetoric.

An individual who attempted even to undertake this huge task alone would be either an impostor or a madman.

He knew that he had no real authority and seldom attempted even the most timid suggestions as to her conduct.

He attempted even to stick the cowboy with his cutlass, but the two were a wily and elusive dance team.

The Massachusetts colonists had attempted even before starting, to meet and simplify the servant question by rigidly excluding any corrupt element.

He attempted even to touch the face, wondering with gentle pleasure what would be the result....

Truly, he took liberties with the language seldom attempted even by French-Canadians, to whom the Saxon tongue appears to have no terrors.

Delineations of continents, islands, straits, rivers, and seas, over which every modern schoolboy pores, were not attempted even by the hand of fancy.

The one is undoubtedly an outgrowth from the other, while the audacious nights of speculation indulged in by Lewes rival anything attempted even by Schelling.