Sentence examples for minor and even from inspiring English sources
"It covers marital rape, consensual sexual acts involving a minor and even the making of pornography.
Yet, as attested by the trickle of young Dutch ballplayers now entering the minor and even the major leagues in the United States, that wartime popularity never faded.
This process can be seen as an adult equivalent of handing in homework for marking, although the writers involved describe the suggestions received as minor and even helpful.
She writes in 3,096 Days that the one thing she won't discuss is the sexual abuse, but that it was minor, and even when he began manacling her to his bed all he wanted to do was cuddle.
PAGE A17 BASEBALL, MINUS THE CRACKER JACK The trickle of young Dutch ballplayers now entering the minor and even the major baseball leagues in the United States is a testament to the enduring popularity of the sport in the Netherlands, where young children took to America's pastime to antagonize the German occupiers during World War II.
Reported studies addressed the effects on nontarget soil microbiota ranged from "major" to "minor" and even "none," depending on plant traits and natural conditions such as soil type, plant growth, and other ecological factors.
The policy was put in place last summer amid a series of embarrassing revelations about the city's handling of illegal minors and even as reports arose of several serious crimes committed by illegal residents.
Still, there are plenty of compelling rationales for banning or restricting pornography: feminist arguments (about exploitation of women), sex-positive arguments (about providing unrealistic and even harmful models of sex to virginal minors), and even anti-chafing arguments (about the industry's role in driving pubic hair to the edge of extinction).
It was a world complete with minor villains and even more minor heroes; above all, it was a world devoted to working-class respectability.
Its Secure Communities program has led to mass deportations of minor offenders and even people with no criminal records.
In England the Whipping Act of 1530 authorized the whipping of thieves, blasphemers, poachers, men and women guilty of minor offenses, and even the insane.
