Sentence examples for because even then the from inspiring English sources

This festive quality diminished, but not completely, as leagues were organized, because even then the better teams made more money barnstorming than in regular-season play.

This is the case even if the outward appearance is perfection, because even then the way of life has not been internalised, it has not been freely chosen (PE 219).

Forty-two years were required simply to lay its foundation when it was first built, because even then the Spaniards recognized the danger of constructing such a huge monument in soft soil.

They'd give him all the drugs to stash because, even then, he looked younger than his years and the police never searched him.

Just before the interview I remember thinking that I do not envy the Robertson panel, because even then, after close to two years of seeing my friends cultivate habits, succeed in their endeavors and make mistakes, I could not easily hand-pick a Robertson scholar from the other.

Wolf had told just one Trump joke "because even then, I had total Trump fatigue". Later, Wolf and Weinstein ended up in the same elevator.

We carefully avoided the places where they congregated, because even then, in the early 1990s, they were usually drunk and unruly.

But she was a torment because even then I knew the world in which these tiny, domestic non-adventures were set had already vanished.

Not that there were any Dumas scholars - apart from Schopp - clamouring to get at the collection, because even then no one but Schopp took the writer seriously.

But during the Soviet era, the castle - along with all its contents - fell into disrepair and it wasn't until the end of the Soviet era that a modern scholar could make a proper inventory". Not that there were any Dumas scholars - apart from Schopp - clamouring to get at the collection, because even then no one but Schopp took the writer seriously.

In some ways that was true in the Summer of Love, too, and not just because, even then, it was so far removed from the reality of a dominant culture that would handily survive its challenge.