Usage of "even so" | TermGallery

Portuguese

Despite anything to the contrary (usually following a concession)

Usage of even so in English

Munich provided unique context, of course, but even so, how times change. 
 The Guardian 

We have a particular problem, maybe not even so much with T.R. 
 The new yorker 

But even so, the formulation feels prophetic for this particular Russian story. 
 The Guardian 

And I did; very hard; and even so it is almost premature. 
 The Gods Themselves 

But even so, Argentina doesn't work as a model for US science. 
 Wired 

Yet even so, not one of them got up to change seats. 
 Underground 

Yet even so, the subject is usually first raised by the man. 
 The Red Queen 

But even so, I think he'd only just begun to understand it. 
 The Scar 

I could see some signs of nervousness; even so, they spoke proudly. 
 Welcome to the N.H.K. 

He was raising money for the London Community Foundation, but even so. 
 The Guardian 

But even so, they had special salience when I was very young. 
 The Guardian 

But even so, it took a long time for Timou to sleep. 
 The city in the lake 

There was plenty to think about even so far in the affair. 
 The Treasure-Train 

He had not even so much interest in the meal as that. 
 Sally Bishop: A Romance 

They are strong, but even so, I see a change in them. 
 Caleb's crossing 

There is some truth in the explanation, putting it even so extremely. 
 The Letters of Robert Burns 

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Portuguese

Meanings of even so in English