Sentence examples for even though contemporary from inspiring English sources

I am adamantly not anti-hunting, but I find it curious that even though contemporary civilization has made hunting obsolete, people still have the need to do it.

Failures still occur even though contemporary endodontic techniques with the highest standards and the most careful procedures are used.

Perhaps the reviewer is correct that oxygen-scavenging could function in highly oxic, free-diffusing conditions, even though contemporary examples have not been described.

What this means for contemporary Jewish discourse is critical: Even though many contemporary Jews are not observant, pilpul continues to be deployed.

Even though the contemporary books currently represent just 5% of Harlequin's North American sales, the contemporary adult fiction market is more than twice as large as the $1.5 billion (sales) market for traditional romances.

The second point is that even though our contemporary naturalism was inspired by anti-Nativist Empiricism, it has seen a revival of Nativist thinking.

Even though the three contemporary fables that make up "Mama Africa" are set in Namibia, Nigeria and South Africa, their cautionary messages to urban youth to stick to the straight and narrow are equally applicable to young adults trying to get ahead on the meaner streets of the United States and Europe.

All paintings contained calcium, lead, a drying oil and egg, even though only few contemporary recipes in painter's manuals included egg as an ingredient for preparation layers.

The intimate scale (Copeau's theatre seated only 200) allowed for natural delivery and movement, though even in contemporary plays gesture was used selectively to give every action particular significance.

If these are missing, the specimen was not made at Chelsea, even though it may be contemporary.

That gesture raised some curators' eyebrows, even though copies of some contemporary items on view are for sale in the museum's own shop.