Sentence examples for minus even from inspiring English sources
Here in Ludlow we struggle on to provide arts and community activities, minus even the modest Arts Council help of the past, at the Assembly Rooms.
After the ambition and emotional amplitude of Ms. Minot's last novel ("Evening," 1998), "Rapture" feels like a throwback to her early, miniaturistic work but minus even that work's limning of emotional states with economical precision.
Max Richter – "Dream 13 (minus even)" from Sleep There are two versions of this album – the record version over two albums and the whole eight-hour version designed for you not to listen to consciously.
(Actually the stereotype of really dire poverty is that meal, minus even the onions—"two dry rotis with a pinch of salt" is the North Indian shorthand for being in really dire straits).
Plus or minus even a short amount of time and people could argue that the count was off as a result of timing.
I don't think grades played any part in the politics of the school, which may be why I let mine sink to D-minus even in French and English, usually my best subjects.
It's not terrible – the 16% rating from RottenTomatoes.com pitched things a little low, and the 30 or so satisfying belly laughs I chalked up suggested something more in the mid-range, C-plus or B-minus even, though my shameful weakness for infantile gross-out sci-fi comedies with graphic violence should be factored in.
I can't help but shake the feeling that the Nexus 7 is larger than the iPad mini, even though objective measures prove that isn't the case.
I'd love a gamepad for my iPad mini, even if it might be a little more taxing on the forearms and biceps than using an iPhone.
"What if she heard you?" This production of Theater Breaking Through Barriers, its second such festival, is a largely entertaining and worthwhile mini-evening (70 minutes).
(Grode) 'Still More of Our Parts' (opens on Thursday) The last time Theater Breaking Through Barriers presented an evening of short plays about life with disabilities, Anita Gates, in her review for The New York Times, called it "a largely entertaining and worthwhile mini-evening".
