A repeated verb pattern with negative potential complements denoting an impasse or extreme distress ('can't even A, can't even B').
Idiomatic phrase meaning to turn a blind eye / wink at wrongdoings.
Comparative pattern used to gently and politely state an assessment or preference between two things ('compared to B, A is probably still...').
Sets or breaks a record in a specified category ('sets a record of...').
Used as a sentence-initial adverbial to introduce someone's personal point of view ('in someone's eyes / from someone's perspective').
Correlative conjunction meaning 'does not lie in..., but rather in...'.
To devote or dedicate oneself entirely to an undertaking or cause.
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