Sentence examples for given that it is so from inspiring English sources

Given that it is so difficult to test, and the studies are so prone to bias, it isn't surprising that results of clinical trials are contradictory.

Video art takes a back seat in this exhibition, which is sort of surprising given that it is so ubiquitous in the art world these days.

But for the general reader and lover of literature it is rich and deeply satisfying – paradoxically so, given that it is so brief, and often so vague.

"I have been wondering how this book was received in Ireland, given that it is so honest, so in your face" – or perhaps, the questioner thought, "so in their face".

It seems very much an English word, given that it is so wrapped up with ideas of class… There is a whole range of people for whom the word is very powerful.

I made it hot because, given that it is so long since we've had [a hot summer] it was pleasurable to write about, but because it also deepened the happiness of the summer".

It is thus said to be open to the agent to do otherwise, even given that (it is claimed) its being so open is incompatible with the truth of determinism.

How people perceive ethnicity, both their own and that of others, can be tough to measure, particularly given that it's so subjective.

"Given that it was so heavily bombed in the second world war, Berlin can look like most other European cities above ground.

"[WCAT] subsequently made that decision in July, and also took the decision – given that it was so close to the end of the summer term – that it was better to wait and make the announcement in September," Beer said.

And my father said, given that it's so hard for me to get to school and I'm missing too many classes, he's just going to teach me how to be a plumber like him.