Sentence examples for even while living from inspiring English sources

In Poland, for example, Abramowicz (2007) found that 80% of gay/bisexual people conceal their sexual orientation in the workplace, 66% hide it within their living environment and 50% conceal it even while living with a same-sex partner.

Many renters keep membership in local country clubs, even while living in the city, she said.

Even while living in the woods, she maintained a remarkably keen sense of Russian politics.

Born Sybil Haber in Manhattan, she remained a New Yorker at heart, even while living in Larchmont and Laguna.

A memoir of disintegration under the stresses of noncommunication, divorce and dumb decisions even while living in Sunnyvale, the ground zero of West Coast optimism.

A memoir of a family's disintegration under the stresses of noncommunication, divorce and dumb decisions even while living in Sunnyvale, the ground zero of West Coast optimism.

- Being okay with the fact that you're going to feel incredibly lonely - depressed, even - while living abroad is a little weird.

At the same time, many people, especially African-Americans, are familiar with what is called the "down low" -- (black) men who are publicly heterosexual, even married, while living a secret life involving sex with men.

Without those new loans, demand collapsed more than it did nationwide, and jobs were especially difficult to find, even while people living in the area were especially eager to work.

And I find it hard to accept, as her father who grew up in leafy Suffolk, who worked hard, who paid his taxes, the father who even wears his kilts while living in Thailand, that my little girl isn't allowed to hold the same passport as me.

The critic Malcolm Cowley noted that, in the literary generation of which both men were a part, 'Faulkner was the only one who remained loyal to the neighbourhood he had always known', even while 'he lived as a foreigner among his neighbours... an "internal emigré".' He stands, in that generation, as at once the most American and the most European of writers.