Sentence examples for even a fragment from inspiring English sources

Any art object that contained even a fragment of the black female form I wrote down.

Even a fragment, such as 'All I need is a TV show, that and the radio', by Genesis, can sound like a modern parable.

Perhaps the best way to get even a fragment down on paper is to start from a position on which we could all agree.

For the more than 1,100 families who have never received a trace of remains, not even a fragment of bone, the memorial is a kind of graveyard.

And here she is with "Love and Information" at the Royal Court Theatre, the dramatist's longstanding London home, offering a multitude of scenes that in some cases are all of a single line or even a fragment thereof.

Who could not be moved by the thought of touching even a fragment of the linen shroud that held the body of Christ, and still preserves his crucified image?

It's here that the narrative and many of its more fervent declarations ("I am sick of the Powder Room") now read like a first draft for its author's autobiography, and sometimes even like a fragment of literary criticism.

For Victor Herbert and Harry B. Smith's "Art Is Calling Me (I Want to Be a Prima Donna)," Ms. Ebersole adopted the voice of a nightingale from the golden age of operetta to portray a dizzy, pretentious soprano aspiring to lofty artistic climes in an imaginary salon; she even interpolated a fragment of the Ruth Draper monologue "The Italian Lesson" into the song.

CodeDog provides an effective protection even in a fragment of a single packet with 4.2%% storage overhead.

Even a tiny fragment of such junk can destroy a satellite.

"The members of the community explained to me that, with all due respect to the chief rabbi and the power of his ruling, the faith of the Jews of Aleppo in the power of the codex is greater by far, and they believe that even a tiny fragment from it bestows great strength of health and well-being upon them".