Sentence examples for even so soon from inspiring English sources

Even so soon after the Donmar, the RSC is right to tackle Euripides; and the play's chilling relevance to a world still coping with war's aftermath comes across.

Sadly, wedged between the prospects of reconquest by Bamako and "Talibanization" by Islamists, the idea of a secular Tuareg state, even so soon after its proclamation, seems as remote as one of those mirages that befall travelers on the way to Timbuktu.

Even so soon after we joined the EU, such antagonism, fuelled by newspapers that were hostile from the start, fed an audience – including both left- and rightwing leaders – with stories of wasteful butter mountains and wine lakes, and threats to the British banger.

"It symbolizes the fact that Paris remains the city of love, even so soon after such terrible events," the photographer explained.

The revocation of the Edict of Nantes (1685) led to a mass emigration of Huguenots, who had contributed greatly both to the economy and to the navy, but even so Normandy soon recovered its prosperity in the 18th century.

Álvaro Morata's chances of going to Russia appeared reduced then and even more so soon after, as Aspas sped this game up, always involved.

Mr. Ménard is French; even so, he was soon proved right.

Even so, the railway soon needed new loans from Parliament, and its funds ran out as economic depression returned.

Even so, the couple soon decided to sell it to the Kansas City Art Institute for at least $250,000.

Even so, Kasparov was soon burying his face deep into his hands as he pondered his moves, while Karpov's eyes darted around the board.

Even so, the discontent soon spilled over into other platforms — from science-fiction and fantasy forums to discussion boards on Amazon.com.