Sentence examples for even separately from inspiring English sources

But even separately they have a truth and purity which makes the theatre's normal currency of charm, humour and spectacle seem vulgar.

Which is a lot! Were you surprised by how quickly "Binge Mode: Harry Potter" found a dedicated audience, even separately from "Game of Thrones"?

The Iroquois, the Sioux and the Ojibwe (Chippewa), even separately declared war on Germany in 1941.But sovereignty has at least three pieces, says Manley Begay at the Harvard Project on American Indian Economic Development, a research group.

Full of shouty stories about working with Kubrick (despite never actually appearing in his movies), Huggins is a class-A clown, unable to remember his lines, ill-versed in Italian pronunciation, and incapable of acting and driving at the same time – or maybe even separately.

And the London blues scene that gave birth to the Stones was such a small one that, even separately, Richards and Jagger would surely have gravitated to Alexis Korner's Ealing jazz club and therefore Charlie Watts, Ian Stewart and finally Brian Jones.

It seems plausible that peristomes (at least as structures composed of multiple linear processes remaining after dehiscence of the operculum, or capsule lid) might have arisen independently in the Polytrichopsida and in the common ancestor of the Tetraphidopsida and arthrodontous mosses, or even separately in all three lineages, perhaps from a primitive "pre-peristomate" structure.

They were often received (and even ordered) separately as well.

Their names should be accompanied by F.D.N.Y., maybe even grouped separately.

They even flew separately in March from Washington to the same event in New Hampshire.

In reality, people don't apply the strategies in the spectrum sequentially or even necessarily separately.

But even worshiping separately within the church gives some of the newcomers a sense of connection to the Clarkston community they would not get if they worshiped alone.