Sentence examples for state that even from inspiring English sources

It was in such a shocking state that even the estate agent described it as "horrendous".

But the bear hunt has created enough turmoil in the state that even Gov.

Complicity in torture is a stain on the British state that even a general election, it seems, cannot wash out.

So complete, it seems, was her undermining of the role of the state that even the catastrophic failure of deregulated markets has yet to trigger a reappraisal.

Eck's prodding led Luther to state that even general councils, such as the Council of Constance, can be in error when they promulgate opinions not de fide (concerning the faith).

He added: "You state that, even if Ms. Wilson's successor has been lawfully appointed and has taken the oath of office, you will refuse to allow him to be seated at the commission's next meeting.

Page 19 of the fundraising document states that even the latest £30m top-up won't prevent a funding shortfall at the end of April.

The U.K.'s Daily Telegraph states that "even six minutes can be enough to reduce the stress levels by more than two-thirds".

However, the 2005 DGA executive summary states that "even following some of the recommendations can have health benefits" (1).

Connell states that even though, as derived from postcolonial theory, hybridity signifies diversity, there is need to stress 'the devastating colonial histories of forced disruption' (22, p. 65).

The Second Law of Thermodynamics states that, even though the total amount of energy does not change after a transforming event, the total amount of usable energy (the Gibbs free energy) is always decreased.