Sentence examples for mentioned even though from inspiring English sources

Each time people communicate, they do so in one or another style, deliberately chosen with the sort of considerations in mind that have just been mentioned, even though in speech the choice may often be routine.

For two months, the odd regime in Pyongyang had rarely been mentioned, even though the C.I.A. has long suspected that it has amassed enough nuclear material for two or three atomic weapons.

The theory, grounded in the idea of evolutionary inertia and an analysis of the structure and evolution of human memory, is never mentioned — even though it represents the key idea that animates the entire book.

With Mr. Unger's book, the publishers admitted they were worried about a possible lawsuit from one of the deep-pocketed Saudis who were mentioned, even though none explicitly made such threats.

But as executive director of the Polish Institute of Arts and Sciences of America, I was disappointed that our institute was not mentioned even though it has been based and active in New York since its inception in 1942.

That she emerged cleanly from the expenses scandal is not mentioned, even though the topic was put to Andy seconds before.Down the road at Camberwell Green, where the traffic snarls and fast-food frontages of Camberwell Road bump up against creeping deli-fication around the green itself, Columba Blango, the Liberal Democrat candidate, is also working to harness the appetite for change.

One of Mr. Bush's central charges against Saddam Hussein was his supposed link with Al Qaeda, which Mr. Bush still mentions even though the Senate report said there was no evidence of a link.

We don't have the pick of every script going: we have, ourselves, to be picked.' There are surely more home-grown British roles going now, I mention, even though the only two genres seem to be the pointlessly violent or the needlessly twee.

Romaji, the written Roman version of Japanese words, is also worth mentioning, even though it is not used in Japan.

It should be mentioned that even though, these health workers work on a voluntary basis, they earn some financial incentives from selling essential health commodities and medicines and providing health services.

If Clinton wins Ohio, maybe she loses Pennsylvania or some other state (the contest in Pennsylvania was closer than in Ohio, but oddly, received little mention, even though it has more electoral votes than Ohio).Mark Moore.