Sentence examples for even though usually from inspiring English sources

He explains this away, however, partly on grounds that knowledge is the norm of practical reasoning, which creates strong "practical pressure" to confabulate or exaggerate in claiming to know things, so that we can view ourselves as reasoning and acting appropriately, even though usually the best we can do is to approximate appropriate action and reasoning.

The songs often lose momentum after two minutes, even though they usually keep going for four.

"I would wear this in the field, even though I usually wear a tie," he said.

He chose his words carefully, even though he usually has something colorful to say.

Indeed, it regards end users as its customers, even though they usually buy their handsets through operators.

Why?I have been thinking about this for a couple of decades, even though I usually hate biopics.

Enron has told Congressional investigators it can't provide the names, even though it usually owned 97percentt of each of these entities.

The fee was $2,000, Mosaic's minimum, even though it usually charges 15percentt of a year's rent ($1,395 in this case).

"I admire his ability to turn stuff out quickly and influence the public policy debate, even though I usually disagree with him".

At the Tick-Tock Diner, Ted Friedrich, a stockbroker from Clifton, told Mr. Franks that he was somewhat undecided, even though he usually votes for Democrats.

They have a really soft, worn-in feel, which I love, even though I usually like to wear-in my own things.