Sentence examples for even though part of from inspiring English sources

So far, they have remained loyal, even though part of the league's original mission was to clean up public life.

Such reconfiguration aims at allowing operators to continue interacting with the interactive system even though part of the hardware side of the user interface is failing.

Out in the cold, on the lost fields, you felt lonely, even though part of a team, whereas watching City, in a crowd, was an ecstatic collective experience.

That's true even though part of her charge in their new show, "Imagining the Imaginary Invalid" — a large-cast elegy with laughter, loosely remixed from Molière's play "The Imaginary Invalid" — is the starring role of the ridiculous hypochondriac Argan.

Some of the opposition to the new center is coming from Kent, which will not realize any tax benefits from the project, even though part of the proposed shopping center site is in that town.

Wittgenstein's Tractatus is unique in the history of empiricism in its acceptance of the fact that it is itself a piece of metaphysics, even though part of its metaphysics is that metaphysics is impossible: the Tractatus says of itself that what it says cannot be coherently said.

Mexican officials argue that the new rules are successful, even though parts of the original proposal have been relaxed.

Even though parts of the nanofluids are naturally coupled, it is possible to reduce and/or eliminate the degree of coupling by help of AD principles.

Under Friday's agreement, the government will pay the company about $30 million toward the overall cost, even though parts of the system have failed to pass the requisite tests, people close to the negotiations said.

His address showed that despite an estimated 300 people already killed, he is prepared to unleash more violence even though parts of the country, including its second city, Benghazi, Tobruk and other eastern towns, are already out of control of his security forces.

"A lot of people ask me: 'Would you do anything differently if you could go back?' But I couldn't give any of it up, even though parts of it were really painful – maybe as much as it was really joyful.