Sentence examples for even though it's true from inspiring English sources

But maybe it's too far-fetched, even though it's true.

Even though it's true that normally death is a bad thing, it's not always a bad thing.

That's because even though it's true that free trade has cost us a lot of jobs, it's also true that there's only one China.

Even though it's true that many of the leading Test nations have some version of this policy, and the fear is that relaxing it will see many top English players go to France and ruin the Premiership.

"And even though it's true that we live in an increasingly globalized society, we can't just go in and slam down the same buildings in Charlottesville that you would slam down in Istanbul.

Mills said the journalist laughed when she told him he must have been listening to her messages: "And I said, 'I promise you, if you report this story, even though it's true, you've obtained the information illegally and I will do something about it', and he never reported the story".

Even though it is true that Constable, Turner and Gainsborough's landscapes were influenced by Claude, they were more so by Rubens.

Still, it seems that heat played at least a significant factor in Stringer's death, and even though it is true that the league takes major steps to prevent such tragedies, the league is nevertheless re-examining its training camp procedures.

Even though it is true that some of the ancient noble families and the king's own relatives found it increasingly difficult to fulfill their old advisory roles, the new men were not rejecting the established order but rather were being absorbed into it.

No wonder: it is hard to believe, even though it is true.

Matthew Passion" tend to fall in either of two stylistic categories, even though it is true that so stupendous a work will always overflow categories in all directions.