Sentence examples for even if undoubtedly from inspiring English sources

Yaqub's list of the casualties incurred in the last thirteen years of what he saw as Kashmir's freedom struggle against India was startling, even if undoubtedly exaggerated: 74,625 killed, 80,317 wounded, 492 adults burned alive, 875 schoolchildren burned alive, 15,812 raped, 6,572 sexually incapacitated, 37,030 disabled, 96,752 missing.

Zennström says that of course tech has a role to play in promoting social mobility, although at first I'm not sure he entirely gets it, even if he undoubtedly thinks about these kinds of issues more than most VCs.

Almost nobody likes to hear that they should practice their putting more, even if it is undoubtedly true.

We'll have lots of rows in any case, even if religion will undoubtedly increase the number.

Even if the West is undoubtedly the dominant culture, nobody can deny that it grew and developed largely because of what it appropriated from Asian and African cultures, from religion to mathematics, agriculture and music.

Even if the waiter was undoubtedly terrible, it is still good practice to leave a 10% tip.

One is undoubtedly Samir Nasri, even if Mancini would not say as much yesterday.

Even if she didn't Vasquez undoubtedly would have chosen Fast Hi larious.

Even if there are similarities, there will undoubtedly be differences too, she warns.

Undoubtedly, I suppose, even if the Union's papers here should be returned either to the Union or to the defendant, the State could, on a new trial, summon the papers and get them and use them. 2 A rule which encourages such circumvention as that is hardly the kind of principle to which this great Court should give birth.

"That said, the coup is undoubtedly a surprise, even if Ranjit Banwait's ambition to lead was hardly disguised".