Sentence examples for from the even from inspiring English sources
Aside from the even whisper of the sucker, the operating room had become completely silent.
Weaver arrived on the picturesque campus in the fall of 2013 from the even smaller town of Clarington, population 384.
This is believed to arise from the even distribution of shear in the OBC together with the oscillatory motion of the fluid in the cell.
Crested Eagle is distinguished from the even more massive Harpy Eagle (Harpia harpyja) by the presence of barring below and the absence of a bold black collar.
And the concrete manifestation of that abstract concept known as federal stimulus money, coming from the even more abstract American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
The Yixingzhai region is hardly prosperous, yet Mr. Wang's gold mine was staffed by men from the even poorer province of Shaanxi, to the south.
Yost said he has not noticed any personality change from the even-keeled Hosmer.
LARGEST WORK IN HOUSE: An installation by Chris Johanson adapted from the even-larger version he showed at the Whitney Biennial.
The name from Greek perissos, "odd," and daktylos, "finger"—was introduced to separate the odd-toed ungulates from the even-toed ones (Artiodactyla), all of which had previously been classified as members of a single group.
And that's what makes "Vida," Patricia Engel's understated first collection of stories, so arresting: Engel never strays from the even-keeled perspective of Sabina, the daughter of Colombian immigrants, an unambitious young woman from New Jersey to whom nothing truly horrible or truly wonderful happens.
The optimistic view will hope these papers act as a wake-up call, jolting the US – exposed here as far from the even-handed, honest broker it claims to be – into pressing reset on its Middle East effort, beginning with a determination to exert proper pressure on Israel, pushing it to budge.
