Sentence examples for not being even from inspiring English sources

Some critics here faulted Mr. Groys for not being even more critical.

Not being even slightly formalist about it, they showed how undivided music can be.

Chapter ii. is almost wholly taken up by calculations, such important matters as the construction and design of cages and headgears not being even mentioned.

Having once been able-bodied and now not being even a shadow of my former self, I can offer a unique perspective on the life of a disabled service user (one I wish I didn't have).

George Bernard Shaw, though he emigrated to England, did write one specifically Irish script, but John Bull's Other Island (1904) is weakened for our purposes by not being even the best play by Shaw, let alone all the writers from the island.

An incredible 28 different species accounted for the rest of the samples, with 17 of those varieties not being even in the snapper family.

This is not being even-handed.

"The government are not being even-handed at the the moment," Smith told the Guardian.

He said the rearrests of Johnny Adair, the Shankill Ulster Freedom Fighter leader, last year, and one of his leading associates, Gary Smith, this year, showed the government was not being even-handed.

Most others have not been even that lucky.

The fall in CRC rates has not been even.