undivided

In hindsight, the record is a departure mostly in the sense that the record demands listeners’ undivided attention and is best absorbed all at once.

The only way to close that door is with our collective strength, undivided by the kind of “common sense” discrimination that men like Kavanaugh embrace.

Nothing like a majestic creature who rewards your undivided attention, then, to refocus one’s energies.

As a teen in a coir factory, he joined the undivided Communist Party at 17 and began organising agricultural workers in Travancore in then British-ruled India.

Born in 1930 into an affluent family in Lahore in undivided India, as a child she loved playing doctor to her dolls and siblings.