Sentence examples for even though virtually from inspiring English sources

And even though virtually everyone agrees that the idea of mutual consent with these types of contracts is a fiction, not all agree the system should be changed.

The clamour to search for the refugee connection will be great (even though virtually none of this summer's terrorist attacks were perpetrated by recent arrivals in Europe).

Mayweather and McGregor could earn hundreds of millions of dollars, even though virtually no one expects the fight to be competitive.

Diagnosis and Treatment A further mystery of nontuberculous mycobacterial infections is why most people never get them even though virtually everyone is exposed over and over again.

"Facebook, in the early days, was very much used as a dating service — you could always claim you were using it for something else, even though virtually no one did.

The town's residents, he said, are happy to splice into any passing cable — the rat's nest of wiring above every alley illustrates how it is that everyone has cable TV even though virtually nobody pays for it.

[A1.] Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson says he knows his rulings in the Microsoft antitrust case are controversial, but he has no regrets, even though, as he put it, "virtually everything I did may be vulnerable on appeal".

On Tuesday night, they roared for Usain Bolt of Jamaica even though he virtually jogged to a victory in a 200-meter semifinal, and they cheered for Roqaya al-Gassra of Bahrain, wearing the form-fitting hood and overshirt of hijab, the cover of Muslim piety, as she won her semifinal heat in the 200.

"Even though it had virtually no animal experimentation and virtually nothing was known about its safety, it took off," Eibert explained.

Vann had thought beforehand that Harkins would let him speak honestly to Taylor about the bombing and shelling, even though Harkins had virtually said he considered the issue settled, and about the loss of weapons through the outposts, and about the difficulties that Vann was encountering in trying to make the ARVN fight.

It's in these underlying, innumerable, deeply internalized tensions that the lifelong impositions and demands of society are most conspicuous — in the light of history — even though they remain virtually invisible, seemingly natural, in the present tense of experience.