Even apart from ignorance of the basic facts, most people simply do not think politically.
These processes, part of the routine of 'taking pills', can theoretically affect quality of life, even apart from any adverse effects of the medication itself.
The utter freshness of the Hartford show — even apart from the presence of unfamiliar gems that have been turned up by the curator, Elizabeth Mankin Kornhauser — marks Hartley as both an ethical and an aesthetic hero.
THERE are many reasons to make a special trip to the nation's capital, even apart from the inauguration of Barack Obama: acres of museums, fine Federal architecture, grand sweeping parks and gardens, charming neighborhoods, neat music clubs and, of course, the chance to watch your government at work (or perhaps not).
Mars doesn't show the same kind of major chemical upheaval, even apart from the lack of cities or obvious bug-eyed tentacled weirdos.
Nonetheless, even apart from the impact of awards, I get an extra jolt of pleasure seeing awards go to movies, performances, or technical achievements that I admire — and that pleasure has its roots in the essence of movies.
Climbing technologies (and clothing) have vastly improved since those heady days, but even apart from the possibility of falls, there are still the dangers of the low oxygen, freezing temperatures, exposure to wind and sun, and the exertion to contend with.
Even apart from the silence of Republican leaders about the Bush Justice Department's use of similarly flawed "gun walking" tactics, the letter wreaks of hypocrisy.
Even apart from the context of obligationes, "institution" (or "imposition") was regarded as the assigning of meaning to expressions of language.
Even apart from his lack of experience, Mr. Dorn said, it was virtually impossible to be effective.
