Sentence examples for even though the words from inspiring English sources

The voice was friendly, even though the words were not.

They -- we -- are hoping for a shortcut, even though the words seem to retreat from our eyes.

Mandarin is closer to singing than it is to talking, and even though the words were written phonetically, I couldn't begin to get the hang of them.

I said I was, even though the words felt strange and foreign on my tongue, like a language I was just learning.

A feeble note in the records, from a legal adviser to the pensions office, stated that he had "no doubt" that her application could not be considered, even though the words referring to masculine could be interpreted as feminine.

Thus, "whilst" is always better than "while", and I have even encountered, with no small degree of admiration, "whereby" in place of "where", even though the words don't actually mean the same thing.

Even though the word was misspelled, the meaning was clear.

"He pointed out that the rising intonation versus falling intonation made it a very different statement, even though the word was the same," Professor Tannen said.

Sixty-nine per cent agreed with the statement, which was reported as a broad rejection of dynasties, even though the wording of the question itself was pretty tepid.

The second episode actually ends on a transcendent, goose-pimply musical note, even though the word being intoned by the chorus is, um, "um".

"However, even though the word was neither enunciated nor transmitted, I too fell foul of the liberal lynch mob and forever more shall be thought of as racist.