Sentence examples for even though the appellation from inspiring English sources
(Even though the appellation for these cheeses requires the use of raw milk, versions made with pasteurized or heat-treated milk may also be made to sell in the United States).
One of the book conservators even goes by the appellation of "The Bug Lady," reflecting her training in entomology.
The most astonishing thing about this film -- a comedy that would have to work harder to justify even the appellation uninspired -- is that a kick in the groin is now a joke for toddlers.
The most astonishing thing about "Daddy Day Care," a comedy that would have to work harder even to justify the appellation uninspired, is that a kick in the groin is now a joke for toddlers.
Wines from other nearby appellations, like Gigondas and Vacqueyras, are also easier on the budget, even though the prices of some of their better-known examples are creeping up toward Châteauneuf-du-Pape levels.
Even though the former P.L.O.
Even though the odds are highly unlikely.
Thus, with imps, was born the ticker-tape parade, an exercise in merriment that endures, as does the appellation, even though ticker tape went the way of the nickel subway ride and the 10-cent hot dog decades ago.
But the quality of the vintage is so high that even the lesser appellations are lifted up.
However unfair the appellation, though, many say that it is not the dictionary that defines popular usage, but rather the "millions served" by Merriam-Webster.
