Sentence examples for even though nowadays from inspiring English sources

Charlie, the unseen head of the Townsend Agency, communicates over a speakerphone, even though nowadays he could just as easily use Skype.

One grouping illustrates that folk art stands outside time and place, even though nowadays outsider art is the favored term for nonutilitarian pieces.

And the drivers won't be in much better shape, even though nowadays each car has three of them, with rules preventing marathon individual stints at the wheel.

Even though nowadays grid portals are characterized by various and different features and are implemented in very differing programming languages and technologies, we thought that they have many structural aspects in common.

In fact, much of the assortment of cups are part of a lively underground market of what are called "misprints" — even though nowadays they are rarely misprinted, according to those who work in the cup industry.

It is easy to forget that your cell phone is a machine and not a person, even though nowadays your cell phone can talk to you, entertain you, and even comfort you.

Even though people are nowadays more interested in energy than before and switch to new providers relatively easily, participation in the local energy cooperatives is relatively complex.

Nobody is "off" nowadays (even though, irritatingly, six hours of sleep in every 24 is still obligatory).

While it might be fun to experiment with a medieval or 18th-century Christmas dinner, this northern urge for a winter feast touches something important within us, even though most of us nowadays never want for food.

Nowadays, even though cognitive control architectures form an important area of research, there are many constraints on the broad application of cognitive control at an industrial level and very few systematic approaches truly inspired by biological processes, from the perspective of control engineering.

"I've written some of the best music ever stoned - but I've also written some totally horrible music," Levine explains this morning to Kim Dawson who appears to be doing all the work for Joe Hott in the Star nowadays, even though his mug is splashed all over the page.