'though even though' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize something. Example sentence: Though even though I was exhausted, I still decided to go for a run.
I think overall, though, even though my students don't like it, that it's an excellent idea".
"The concerns are the same this time and there's a bit of despondency because it looks as though, even though we've had the sorpasso, the results are going to be very similar when it comes to being able to govern," he said.
I'm surprised he trusted Meg with it, though, even though she was playing the distraction.
I do have a passion for the visual in religious rituals, though, even though they may be completely empty and bereft of substance.
Unsurprisingly though, even though we'd been advertising pretty hard online, he was a no show, so we carried on with out him.
None of that stopped Elders Fenn and Chapman, though, even though they admitted to me over lunch several days later that they were initially hesitant to proselytize outside of the theatre.
We discard them as though they had no merit even though often the set of facts supporting a counterargument may be even more powerful than those supporting.
All is not gloom and doom at the jeans maker though - even though its executives accept the fact that a global consumer slowdown is inevitable.
"Even though they beat me, even though they were against me, they were all I knew," she said.
And then there was the second problem: Even though this was Tuscany, even though this was gorgeous, even though the olive trees here were as silvery as they were anywhere else, there was something about Cotto that was too quiet.
So even though, in this case, 28%– even though these are exactly the same question, which do you choose?
