Sentence examples for even papers from inspiring English sources

Arabic and, at times, Fulani, Songhai, or Bambara texts were recopied on camel shoulder blades, sheepskins, tree bark, and even papers from Italy.

Even papers in smaller markets, which are shielded from some of the forces buffeting some of the bigger metro dailies, saw losses in February.

And does the tabloid outrage that the UK's supreme court has asserted itself against mighty Google, Facebook and even papers in Scotland's separate jurisdiction, sit ill with its frequent demands for national sovereignty over our own business?

Even papers outside of your field can provide perspective and inspire analogous ideas.

Kolmogorov was in any case remarkably well-informed, citing even papers that had only appeared in the Dutch-language "Verhandelingen" of the Dutch Royal Academy of Sciences (Brouwer 1918B, Brouwer 1919A, Brouwer 1921A).

Charlton says he is "agnostic" on the question whether HIV causes AIDS but adds that even papers that are wrong can make interesting points—and that can make the reader rethink his or her own viewpoint.

Even paper ballots are coming in slower, according to Reuters.

As Christopher Hitchens reminded us in his memoir "Hitch-22," even paper and pencil are sometimes superfluous.

We end with a reminder that even paper maps can be unreliable.

Stannard doesn't use a pen, or even paper, to give his students feedback.

Even paper copies of this edition of De animalibus are scarce; only three have come to auction since 1978.