Sentence examples for but eventually even from inspiring English sources

But eventually even Winifred has her day.

But eventually even conservative tastes change.

But eventually even top American officers came to believe they had "actually become radicalising elements.

But eventually, even in cartoons, gravity wins.Over the past few weeks, most of the leading technology firms have conceded that they cannot fight the forces pulling them down.

Debates are closer to a sonogram — it takes a while to make out distinctions, but eventually even a fuzzy blob starts to look human.

But eventually, even with all the resources and coddling the world can possibly provide, a species will reach the limit of its natural life span.

Over the past decade, a number of clubs borrowed heavily to try and buy success, but it appears that eventually even clubs wanted to be saved from their own worst excesses.

Sturton, a large and still prosperous-looking village, was the birthplace of both John Robinson, the charismatic spiritual leader of the Pilgrims, and John Smyth, who led a large separatist congregation but eventually became even more important in the Baptist movement.

To begin with, rehearsals took place during the week of the bombing when focus and attention were shattered but eventually coalesced, even more powerfully, around the music.

'It began as a joke,' he smiles, 'but eventually even the structure was homoerotic.' The Super-8s from the Seventies are shown like a bright constellation in a black auditorium, a pleasing trip as you lie back on cushions watching them spark, blossom and fade in the dark.

Eventually, even they stopped.