Sentence examples for pieces even though from inspiring English sources

Ironically, the editors' wardrobes had some of the same pieces, even though their styles are intrinsically different.

Alan Pardew seems genuinely delusional, having convinced himself his side do not concede from set-pieces even though the stats suggest otherwise.

They needed that one piece even though they had an accumulation of young players.

The tracks need to sound "of a piece" even though they may all be from different sources.

"I've never felt so nervous going to vault – the final piece – even though it's my strongest apparatus.

But, in this piece, even though the girl's name occurred to me at one point, I decided not to include it.

The way Ben Franklin feels so purposefully predictive of the bicentennial, the way the Ozark woodcarvers in 1975 belong more to a receding artisanal American past than to the Ozarks, the ads with their shrinking cars and the slightly blue tinge of the Ektachrome film stock: the issue becomes a period piece, even though not meant to be about its period.

Whereas Stephen Ambrose is nowhere to be found in that U.S. News piece even though he is an expert on Richard Nixon Richard Nixon, one of the presidents profiled.

Well, that's why I think the technology piece, even though it's minor today, could become more important over time.

Just as a move in chess is intrinsically a move of an actual or possible piece, even though there can be moves which no piece ever makes, so a thought is intrinsically a thought expressed by an utterance of a sentence, even though there can be thoughts that go unexpressed.

When I saw the 7, I said I've got to do this piece, even though I'm not a football fan".