Sentence examples similar to Even though it's named... from inspiring English sources

Until his 50th year, for two-thirds of his life, Mr Gauck said, the army was for him, living in a Communist dictatorship, something that served a party and threatened the people (even though it was named the "People's Army").

"It will be a huge game even though it is named a friendly.

This last drink is a pleasing mix of cognac and Campari and is a favorite of mine even though it is named incorrectly as a cognac Negroni is actually called a Parisian Negroni.

But Gourmet wasn't elitist even though it's name sounds snobby.

You know this place, even though it's name was changed a while ago.

I'm surprised by their action because they should understand and respect media freedom". Bangkok Business News has said it will fight the actions and is backing both its columnists even though they - rather than it - were named in the writs.

Since I'm not exactly a classical composer, even though I was named after some of them, this is a long term goal for me.

Even though it is not named specifically on the class B drug list, it is a substituted cathinone and therefore subject to the 2010 Misuse of Drugs Act (Amendment) Order.

Even though it is not named as such, chocolate affects many different people in the movie.

In 1847, two years before the Gold Rush transformed the city into a teeming boomtown, a 30-year-old Irish immigrant named Jasper O'Farrell presciently surveyed the street to be 120 feet wide  — which is broader than the Philadelphia main street it was named after  — even though the city was only 500 residents strong at the time.

Even though it's in the name, I still get tired of doing something similar to what I've done in the past.