Even so, he regularly visited Community Education's facilities.
Even so, I regularly speak in terms of the evil genius (following Descartes' lead), as a kind of mnemonic for the more general doubt about our cognitive nature.
Even so, Deakin was regularly barred.
Even so, she was regularly mistaken for Naomi Campbell, an entirely different-looking model from Streatham with a Jamaican-born mother.
Even so, Fox commentators regularly decry liberalism in other parts of young adult life, such as higher education.
Even so, that summer they regularly bumped into each other in the park, whereupon he would ask her out, and she would turn him down.
Even so, many Burgundy growers regularly petition the authorities to let them exceed their regular harvest limits by 30percentt or more.
Even so white, usually male, judges regularly condemned blacks to death, often on flimsy evidence.
Even so, tales of betrayal are swapped regularly, often on the slow march down the chow line, in a country music fugue: did you hear about the soldier whose fiancée went ahead with a wedding, though it was to another guy?
Even so, during the early Middle Ages priests regularly married.
Even so, Ms. Gubaidulina tiptoed into the field Mr. Kapustin regularly harvests in "A Bear Playing a Double Bass," a supple, bluesy movement.
