even so

siitä huolimatta in spite of|In spite of the precede preceding remark or facts.

His ideas are all wrong. Even so, I want to agree with him.

"What's wrong with rabbits? Are they any worse than a neurotic, revolutionary humanity, full of nervous hate?"

"But we're not rabbits, even so," said Hammond.

The American Airlines pilots union softened its stand and offered to accept lower wages for flying smaller "regional jets." Even so, airline management rejected the offer.

But reform legislation enacted in 2010 . . . created a system of subsidies to help families pay for coverage. Even so, insurance doesn’t come cheap.

Pistol: Trail'st thou the puissant pike?

King Henry V: Even so. What are you?

"Hester! Hester Prynne!", said he; "is it thou? Art thou in life?"

"Even so," she answered.

He may be thought inconsistent, and even so he is.

What a strange thing, I mused, was this smoking, that takes a man suddenly, be he in the court, the camp, or the grove, grips him like an Afreet, and whirls him off to do its imperious behests! Would it be even so with myself, I wondered, in those unknown grown-up years to come?