Sentence examples for think that even though from inspiring English sources

You think that, even though you know it's ridiculous.

I think that even though the dishes aren't Indian, these spices work in adding in a lot of flavor.

After the Emergency, however, they began to think that even though they were ordinary and unlikely to get into political trouble, it might still be better to emigrate.

Some governments think that, even though its environmental effects may be irreversible, bio-engineering should be allowed unless it is shown to be dangerous.

But I think that even though it's an unpleasant thing, hopefully he'll be able to pass it on to other people who are in those situations.

"I think that even though they're simple, humble, modest places, they are living American history," said Brooke Dojny, the author of "The New England Clam Shack Cookbook," published this year.

All in all, it means that Mr. Schulze thinks that even though the market disagrees, a successful bid is possible if the Best Buy board cooperates.

But Yahoo.com's Martin Rogers thinks that even though he is not that good a player anymore, England will miss his steady presence and leadership.

You must be proud," Tom said, and Eileen thought that even though Danny was good, he was perhaps not so good that it merited this string of compliments.

A. We thought that even though there was some slowing in the fourth quarter of last year, we finished up the year pretty well.

"But then I thought that even though they're going to kill me, I've caused a major blow to the regime".