Even so, questions regarding Richmond's ethics continued to stir in hinterlands of the Internet, with new questions being asked by documentary filmmaker Jason Berry, who was known among a certain set of New Orleans residents for being into non-partisan muckracking of a more local sort at his American Zombie blog.
Even so, she regarded Mosby as a singular catastrophe for the city.
It would be a mistake, even so, to regard the 45-year-old Mallinder as a soft touch.
The very nature of philosophy, on the other hand, is "essentially contested"; what counts as a sound philosophical work within one school of thought, or socio-cultural or academic setting, may not be so regarded (and may even be the focus of derision) in a different one.
Even so, Dean was regarded among the Brotherhood as strange, "unnatural," which is precisely how its members regarded themselves.
Racing, even so, will forever regard this as a priceless chance spurned.
Even so, many universities regard the NRSA stipend scale as a standard by which to set minimum payment levels.
Even so, it is regarded as easier to admit rather embarrassing health problems in a postal survey than in a face-to-face interview.
Even so, in one regard Sabrina would sweep Potter away: Vacuums beat Nimbus 2000s for flying every time.
In his System of Logic (1843), he developed a thoroughly empiricist theory of knowledge and of scientific reasoning, going even so far as to regard logic and mathematics as empirical (though very general) sciences.
(Later in Menuhin's concert career, critics complained of technical problems with his playing; even so, he was always regarded as being a highly interpretive musician who played with great feeling.) In 1936 he retired from performing for 18 months of study, then resumed concert activity.
