Examples of using Even to the point in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Without a spirituality recognizing the primacy of a Creator,“we end up worshipping earthly powers, or ourselves usurping the place of God, even to the point of claiming an unlimited right to trample his creation underfoot”(75).
they had a new kind of identity, even to the point of feeling like they were,
appreciating them as our brothers and sisters, even to the point of identifying with their lives and their pain.
lay down his or her life each and every day in the little and big sacrifices required and even to the point of shedding one's blood if necessary for the sake of Jesus and his gospel.
gradually they have become specialized and separated from each other, even to the point of mutual opposition.
they had a new kind of identity, even to the point of feeling like they were- as one person put it- a different person living in the same body.
by answering questions and offering support, you will notice that your fans will be more active on your page, even to the point of assisting each other.
In fact, just as social inequalities- even to the point of lives of misery
Of all Trump's aides, Mulvaney has been so loyal, even to the point of abandoning his personal convictions on certain matters, that one might think he would be the last
was the first of the deplorable series of catastrophes of the past century, made possible by twisted racial, ideological or religious aims that darkened the minds of the tormentors even to the point of planning the annihilation of entire peoples.
a feverish activism but above all a concern for others, acknowledging and appreciating them as our brothers and sisters, even to the point of identifying with their lives and their pain.
with group maturity, culture comes to constrain, stabilize, and provide structure and meaning to the group members even to the point of ultimately specifying what kind of leadership will be acceptable in the future.
That focus shines through in much of the correspondence, even to the point of wishing success on the Khmer Rouge in repelling Vietnamese incursions during the ongoing war between the two countries, in the hope it would, paradoxically, prevent more of the worst excesses of the government in Phnom Penh.
She encouraged Caymanians to do what they could to object to the planned wedding between two women, even to the point of interrupting the wedding itself.[6] The Education Minister had used the morning prayer before the debate to refer to"cruise passengers with alternative lifestyles" causing the streets of
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which allows him to teach and lead his flock, even to the point of dying as Christ did.