Sentence examples for even though perhaps from inspiring English sources

Because it's clear that conservatives favor Olson to be the nominee, even though (perhaps because) an Olson nomination would be sure to rile Democrats.

Non-indigenous people may not see how the concept of co-management might encourage these assumptions, even though, perhaps, co-management is the preferred concept in some contexts.

An excess of 54 deaths with intensive therapy, even though perhaps not statistically compelling, would cause grave concern.

I think even though, perhaps, her score at the beginning... we would considered them originally too high.

After the world No1 combination of Kristina Broring-Sprehe and Desperados finished with a score of 81.261% to create even more distance between Germany and Britain – though perhaps not as much as Germany would have hoped – it was Hester's turn.

In the wake of the contested elections of 2009 and their bloody aftermath, it is perhaps not surprising that the forces of reaction singled out Mr. Panahi for punishment, even though (or perhaps just because) they knew that persecuting him would raise an international outcry.

This was unaccountably funny, even though, or perhaps because, Margaret Thatcher was not a torturer.

Even though (or perhaps because) it was destroyed centuries ago, the library enjoys a legendary status.

The relationship has been prickly ever since, even though — or perhaps because — Valentine remains popular with fans.

With Lincoln Center's White Light Festival now in its third season, its programming is better than ever, even though, or perhaps because, its mission has broadened.

Such characters have a seductive appeal even though — or perhaps precisely because — the most interesting among them are often, quite literally, crazy.