Sentence examples for even if understandably from inspiring English sources
Alistair says this lightly but it offers a tiny insight into the competitive battle between them – even if, understandably, his brother highlights the "massive advantage" they hold over their rivals in living and training together.
From an isometric viewpoint, the iPad graphics do a good job of depicting the atmospheric locales of the game – even if, understandably, they fall short of the more powerful home console versions.
Hazarika is a jaunty, self-deprecating host, even if – understandably, after 10 years away from comedy – she cleaves tightly to her script, racing from one gag to the next, not risking a pause for laughter.
Its writing is masterful, its performances are iconic and its setting of Albuquerque, New Mexico, has become a character in its own right – even if, understandably, the city didn't like to acknowledge it.
I'd say that even if you've (understandably) skipped the previous debates, this is one to tune into.
But even if some respondents understandably hesitate to criticize the regime out of fear, large parts of the Iranian public have consistently endorsed the programs that have led to international isolation.
In Suscepit Israel she managed to fine down her voice to balance with Blaze and with Joanne Lunn's more slender yet still bright soprano even if she seemed, understandably, to be keeping that voice on a very tight leash.
The key, really, is love: if you truly love Marty Feldman, the care with which you paste him into a children's show -- and the degree of inspiration you use in recontextualizing him -- will show through even if the kids (understandably) have no idea who he is or what you're doing.
Even if young readers are understandably spared its main source — the formative trauma of discovering his affair with her governess — its emotional aftermath undergirds her autobiographical art.
Most people are blissfully unaware of the NHS constitution, and even if aware will be (understandably) unclear as to its status.
Long underwear is a common factor, even if it is worn less understandably by devout polygamists in the desert than by freezing mountaineers.
