Sentence examples for and even there it from inspiring English sources

Only in the so-called Romantic era, from Beethoven to Richard Strauss, is the program an essential concept, and even there it leaves its mark on much music commonly considered "pure" or "absolute".

And even there, it was trumped by other factors.

It won in just one region, Transcarpathia, and even there it held only a narrow lead over the BYT (31.1% to 28.8%).

Historiography in the modern sense the analytical ordering and interpretation of past institutions and events is an invention of ancient Greece, and even there it only gradually eschewed the fabulous.

Thus, if one really wants to have a decent look at the Magellanic Clouds, one needs to go to the equator at least, and even there, it will be visible only for a few hours and only at a particular time of the year.

And even there it falls short; after typing in "better than 'Cats!' " (which the system correctly interpreted as positive), the first thing I tested was a Rotten Tomatoes excerpt of a review of the last movie I saw, "American Hustle": "A sloppy, miscast, hammed up, overlong, overloud story that still sends you out of the theater on a cloud of rapture".

"We've had to import salt from places like Russia, Egypt and Sardinia but even there it's becoming more and more difficult to source.

The White House only gave more formal Presidential torture authorization in 2003 and again in 2004 (though even there, it attempted to avoid doing so).

Of the 25 most populous countries, only in Bangladesh do men outlive women and even there it is only by a few months.Men smarting from the injustice of this might take some comfort from the fact that, when epidemiologists adjust life-spans to account for quality of life, the feminine advantage is reduced.

TRAVEL through China's vast, poor hinterland, and even there you will find it: ordinary Chinese being urged, insistently, to take part in the telecoms and computer revolutions.

And in fact, even there some value it and do it well.