Sentence examples for even though terms from inspiring English sources

Despite Twitter's multiple apologies, many users were upset that even though terms related to human sexuality were blocked in results, terms like "Hitler" and "Nazi" were still searchable despite the barrage of criticism Twitter has received for not disabling accounts that contain hate tweets or incitements to violence.

At her NYC book launch, Prager explained that even though terms like gay and transgender are relatively recent, queerness is not a new fad.

Indeed, a fortunate clustering of 18 out of 20 successful procedures could signal that competency has been reached even though longer term consistency may not yet have been demonstrated.

Even though short-term and long-term mortality can hardly be integrated, these three major studies provide a consistent sound alarm signal against the concept of lowering blood glucose as a simple risk-free, harmless and potentially lifesaving therapeutic modality.

But nine months later, the commissioners they were to replace remain on the board even though their terms have expired.

Adjust the discount rate to 15 percent and losses by banks jump to 39 percent, even though the terms of the deal haven't changed.

"If I had to call anything soft, it would be South Jersey, even though in terms of absorption it has improved more than the others," he said.

Even though the terms of the Luhn settlement were confidential, others at Fox News and 21st Century Fox should have known about it.

"You cannot use that terminology interchangeably," says Fox, even though these terms seem to have become conflated in people's minds.

He returned from a wind operation to win a veterans' chase at Newbury, even though in terms of runs he is no veteran.

Along with RedFarm, Kin Shop and Rouge et Blanc, Wong makes a compelling case that Asian fusion and pan-Asian cuisine are alive and kicking, even though those terms feel extremely last century at the moment.