undivided

IPA: ʌndʌvˈaɪdɪd

Examples of "undivided" in Sentences

Give each telephone call your undivided attention, and don't brook any electronic interruptions.
The Obama campaign is getting all confusing about whether or not Jerusalem should remain undivided.
Barack Obama described Israel as "undivided" when speaking to a Jewish group but recanted the next day.
-- Permit me, therefore, to call your undivided attention to the great objection, the great temptation of the day.
Netanyahu welcomed the crowd of 1000 American evangelicals to Jerusalem, a city he described as the undivided, eternal capitol of the Jewish people.
In June, Mr. Obama insisted on his first day as the presumptive Democratic nominee that Jerusalem should remain undivided as the capital of the Jewish nation.
Jones, who when a young man had spent a good many years in a frontier town, was too accustomed to this method of punctuating one's remarks and calling the undivided attention of one's listener to them, to be much surprised.
I was probably 10 or 11 at the time, and I flomped down on the couch one evening when a cup of tea, erstwhile sitting pleasantly on the armrest, leapt from its resting place in the ensuing compression wave and came to rest on my arm and stomach getting what I can only describe as my undivided attention.