Sentence examples for even so perhaps from inspiring English sources
Even so, perhaps half a million copies of them are in circulation there.
Even so, perhaps the most striking thing about this year's Glastonbury bill isn't so much the appearance of Mick Jagger on Worthy Farm as its sheer diversity.
Even so, perhaps a thousand military contractors -- a handful among the more than 30,000 companies in the industry -- are attempting some civilian production, according to the National Commission for Economic Conversion and Disarmament, a Washington group.
Even so, perhaps in his eagerness to avoid dwelling on suggestive words and phrases such as "pleasuring", "tossed" and "my final jets", Cameron is inclined to go for some very strange stresses, particularly on prepositions.
Even so, perhaps directly investing in and mentoring startups still sounds scary.
Even so, perhaps one of the biggest blows Brexit has dealt, as well as the uncertainty surrounding it, is the dampner it has put on financial institutions in Britain.
Candidates were customarily scrutinized by the U.S. State Department; even so (or perhaps inevitably), journalists touched with fascism made the list with one awardee so suspect that Jews invited to the prize dinner boycotted it.
Even so, and perhaps surprisingly given how many other new concoctions are on the market, this oft-shrugged-over skin-care product is having a bit of a moment, at least from a marketing perspective.
Even more so, perhaps, the next little tale.
Even more so, perhaps, for an eccentric, larger-than-life goalkeeper with a reputation to live up to.
