Sentence examples for even if we admit from inspiring English sources

But, even if we admit that his views have some virtues, is he not locked into an old-fashioned view of journalism as an activity practised by "professionals" on behalf of citizens?

Even if we admit that "Carmina Burana" was the original "Springtime for Hitler," with its theme of vernal lust and its tunes redolent (according to a German acquaintance of mine) of the songs sung in the 30's by Nazi youth clubs, can't we take Hitler away now and just leave innocent springtime -- or, at least, innocent music?

Even if we admit that the relationship between education and religiosity is complex and more empirical efforts have to be implemented to definitively establish its direction, in our opinion, the empirical strategy proposed by Hungerman has some drawbacks.

As the political theorist Hannah Arendt noted, "Even if we admit that every generation has the right to write its own history, we admit no more than that it has the right to rearrange the facts in accordance with its own perspective; we don't admit the right to touch the factual matter itself".

In fact, people may respond even more positively if we admit our mixed feelings, some of which will reflect their own.

So, even if we all admit that, in this case, a violation was small, it's still worth bringing attention to because it sends a clear signal that companies need to be more transparent in how they handle (and what they do) with our information.

He knows what we all do, even if we won't admit it: that even as critics say the city isn't spending or doing enough, and as the experts debate bag versus can, the ultimate culprit is us.

However, we both felt a little queasy and unsteady after the experience (even if we didn't admit it on camera).

In this way, even if we want to admit the possibility of some kind of distortion, produced by applying for the same firm more than once, it will not affect the preference for different candidates.1.1

Even if we want to admit a rational discrimination based on perceived productivity differences (statistical discrimination) against first-generation immigrants (concerning language and education gaps), the same would not be reasonable for second-generation ones.

Further, given that these sites are delivering so much data on a daily basis, it's clear that all of us are sneaking a peek now and again… even if we refuse to admit it.