Sentence examples for even though it emerged from inspiring English sources

He says that Alex has never wanted to, even though it emerged, in one of Hanscombe's few interviews some years ago, that they sent frequent postcards.

Among all the pontificating madness and faulty equations, I finally found a public proclamation of genuine wisdom, even though it emerged from an unlikely source: a politician.

They choose an island that James used as the setting for his acclaimed novel even though (it emerges) he had never been there.

"It's not necessarily a happy thing to take on so many platforms, but that's the reality," says Jin. "Even though it's an emerging area with a lot of unknowns, we will support each major app store".

Companies are adopting Web services, even though it is an emerging technology, because it offers substantial business benefits, especially in the form of lower operating costs and asset savings.

Thus it was done; it took years for the truth of what had really happened to Che to emerge, even though, as it later turned out, the C.I.A. man could not resist posing for photographs with Che when he was still alive.

The Observer's George Seddon wrote: "It was a stupendous day, even though one emerged from it sagging with physical and emotional exhaustion".

The bank said that even though it expected growth in emerging markets to "hold up reasonably well," it would have "less momentum than in the recent past".

He even praised the bill that emerged, even though it cut spending excessively at a time when the fragile economy can't afford it.

During a pep-rally-cum-self-celebration here, Mr. Christie took full credit for putting Mitt Romney in New Jersey's political debt, even though Mr. Christie emerged as a finger-wagging endorser, second-guessing the candidate's tactics and style.

Chicago used the seventh pick to draft point guard Kirk Hinrich, even though Jamal Crawford emerged as a potential star at the position; he beat out Jay Williams, who was injured in a motorcycle accident last week.