Sentence examples for even now it seems from inspiring English sources

Even now, it seems, a part of its establishment sees the Afghan Taliban as a "strategic asset"—insurance against India's ambitions and against NATO's inevitable withdrawal.To make up for Pakistan's lack of enthusiasm for this fight American forces in Afghanistan are continuing under the Obama administration to make increasing numbers of unmanned air raids in Pakistan.

It was not until today that the Department of Homeland Security officially came into existence and even now it seems to be struggling to define its purpose and role.

Even now, it seems an improbable story.

(Even now, it seems, the left tends to attract better rock stars, writers and actors than the Tea Party).

The shock caused by the sequence was considerable at the time, and even now it seems audacious.

And even now, it seems, many observers have qualms, arguing that some things ought still to be private and discretion is the really British way.

Even now it seemed impossible we'd go through.

Contemplate the fact that when you had taken a particular decision, at that point in time it seemed to be the best option and that's the reason you chose it... even though now it seems silly.You did not have any idea how it was going to turn out.

People all around us glare at her (amazingly, even in Paris now it seems that people prefer a smoke-free restaurant, even in the midst of a crisis).

But, perplexingly, the mainstream art world's appreciation of contemporary ceramics remains a capricious, on-and-off, up-and-down thing — even when, as now, it seems to be in on/up mode.

But given the size of the national debt, and the fact that Republicans, "in a brilliant feat of jujitsu," have shifted the blame for the state of the economy from financial markets to "big government spending" and a failed stimulus, "that's not even on the table now, it seems".