Sentence examples for not even individual from inspiring English sources

Then again, no revival of any of Pinter's works can be called definitive, because nothing in them is fixed — not memory, not relationships, not even individual character.

In earlier days there was often not even individual bargaining, because customary rates of pay prevailed that might be unchanged for many years at a time.

I can't even single out individual castmembers since I rarely knew who was playing whom.

Mumbai's beat officers are not even issued individual radios to communicate with one another.

Earlier Thursday, the secretary general of NATO, Anders Fogh Rasmussen, told reporters in Stockholm that he believed that the United Nations Security Council resolution authorizing the air campaign in Libya did not even permit individual countries to arm the rebels.

Even though the names of the observers were not public (or not even available), individual identities could be inferred from the location information, e.g. if a summer cottage is used as a regular observation station.

Responding to criticism, he softens this position in the 1776 edition, restricting his claims to natural inferiority only to "negroes," stating that "scarcely ever was a civilized nation of that complexion, not even of individual eminent in action or speculation" (Zack 2002, 17; Hume 1776 [1987], 208; emphasis added).

I am not even discussing individual Muslims.

This is not even 16 individual instances ― this is a lifetime of him and how he treats women".

This leads to the worrying conclusion that many studies claiming to support climate-driven evolutionary change do not even measure individual plasticity (e.g. Jonzen et al. 2006).

On the other hand, biological components (e.g. cells) are not standardized; even individual cells within the same cell population can vary in phenotype [ 4].