Sentence examples for even though defining from inspiring English sources

Even though defining Jews as potential threats just for being Jewish would seem to be more or less transparently bigoted.

We live in a world where all information is so instant and global and defined, even though often, it's defined incorrectly.

How many of us voted for blatantly homophobic politicians and said, "Well, I'm not defined by my sexuality!" even though they defined us by it?

Nicholson Baker, who writes fiction and nonfiction books, feels much the same way, even though he defines himself by the contents of his (physical) library.

Even though Johnson defined "lexicographer" as "a writer of dictionaries; a harmless drudge," the drudgery of the Dictionary fell into the decade of Johnson's most important writing and must be seen in part as enabling it.

Even though some define Darwin as a scholar of "liberal progressive cast", he was responsible for the theory of natural selection as a mechanism of evolution (Burleigh and Wippermann 2003: p. 28).

It may be said that there is a problem, even though differently defined, among all the others but the ophthalmologists.

The lawsuit alleged that she should have prevented the death, even though a defining characteristic of SIDS is that it occurs without warning.

The classical species are divided into biovars even though the differences defining some biovars are minor and somewhat subjective.

Thus, even though the genes defining AP4 are central to proliferation they seem to contain significantly more information about metastasis than the proliferation group in Oncotype DX.

Mr. Curnutt singled out New York State tax officials for not using that data, even though New York defines income almost exactly the same way the federal government does, making it easy to mine the I.R.S. reports.