Sentence examples for even though in reality from inspiring English sources

"In some cases, I might say I don't have a lender that supplies a certain subprime program," said Mr. Tricozzi of the state mortgage brokers group, "even though, in reality, I do".

They then bring the meat back home and attempt to sell it even though, in reality, there's little demand for whale meat in Japan.

They praise themselves for their long-suffering forbearance, their willingness to live for others, even though in reality they are just too scared to assert themselves.

That's why bosses spend billions on leadership seminars: they make corporate life look like "The West Wing," even though, in reality, it's more like "House of Cards".

Records showed that the Ali Enterprises factory had officially registered just 250 workers even though in reality as many as 1,000 people worked there, said Mirza Ikhtiar Baig, senior adviser on textiles to the prime minister.

The groundbreaking decision overturns a 1994 Pentagon rule that restricts women from many positions in the infantry and artillery, even though in reality women have found themselves in combat in Iraq and Afghanistan, where more than 20,000 have served.

"Even though, in many ways, it is".

The job has been described as the "world's chief diplomat" or even the "secular pope", though in reality it is more akin to the manager of a posh restaurant.

However, insofar as the user of the term is concerned, 'being' can be contracted to one of the categories, for when one says 'being in itself,' one intends to signify substance, even though in the order of reality no such contraction occurs.

"Would you like us to pick up the tab?" Still, even though that "reality" house is, in reality, fiction, the summer share isn't exactly dead.

Everson's statement is still the touchstone of sound law, even though the reality is that in the matter of educational aid the Establishment Clause has largely been read away.