Sentence examples for even if afterwards from inspiring English sources

Yet mayors and governors have little choice but to deliver inconvenient truths, even if afterwards they sound like inflated warnings.

A while ago he came to film Question Time in City Hall and made a good impression on everyone – chatting in the lift, introducing us to his mother etc – even if someone afterwards said that he did nip off to the gents for a long time".

He put in a solid game, getting up and down the pitch nicely even if he admitted afterwards that the adjustment continues to be a struggle.

"These images of post-flood stay in your mind, and, even if the work afterwards is in total perfect condition, you have this memory of 'Oh, it must have been in the water somewhere,' " he said.

He relished every interview, every opportunity to plug the merch, even if before and afterwards he joked about what a moron his interlocutor was.

I had long known that many Holocaust survivors, those who had lived so close to starvation, could become agitated, even decades afterwards, if there was not a plentiful supply of food around.

"I love them and they are even better afterwards if you win and I've been under my bed for a few days after a defeat".

So set a goal for afterwards, even if it's just a small fun run.

The party may therefore refuse to entertain a rerun afterwards, even if that is its way to power.

"I am pissed off," said Mancini afterwards, "even if I am happy with how we played in the first half.

Mr. Staggs did a grand job on his can of tuna, a squadron of Disney executives decided afterwards, even if there were a few missteps.