Sentence examples for or even though from inspiring English sources

But "Girls Who Like Boys Who Like Boys" is not sociology or even (though its publicists might disagree) documentary.

Furtwängler's faith that music most powerfully expressed spiritual aspirations was not unique to him, or even, though he might have disagreed, to German culture.

It is of course settled that this Court must consider whenever the question is raised or even though not raised by counsel, the jurisdiction of the lower federal courts as well as the jurisdiction of this Court.

A huge number of entries to the project end with phrases like: "It was a packed carriage, and nobody said a word", or: "even though it happened in the street in broad daylight, nobody stopped to help".

Or – even though the NHS recognises that being trans is not a mental illness – to a psychiatrist, who, I was apologetically told, had more authority to issue gender clinic referrals.

See paragraph (a)(5) of this section for certain payments to be taken into account in determining whether there is payee underreporting even though those payments may not be defined as reportable interest or dividend payments in paragraph (a)(4) of this section or even though backup withholding under section 3406 a)(1)(C) may not apply to such payments.

When a sack was moved, or even touched, though, the commotion inside sounded like heavy rain.

Many measures indices should be agreed nationally or even internationally, though can be complemented by locally developed measures.

A study may be misleading, useless, or even harmful, even though it seems to be perfectly designed, conducted, analyzed, and reported.

Do you still financially support him or her, even though he or she is an adult?

But not American room temperature, 70 degrees or 20 centigrade, or even warmer, though this happens far too often restaurants.