Sentence examples for though from high-quality English sources.

• “I’ve learned to deal with it though.

• Such carbon-capturing machines already exist in nature, though.

• We would have liked to see manual adjustment of the noise cancellation, though.

• Thus, most parts of Europe, North America, and northern Asia are included, though…

• Great for web browsing, too, though not powerful enough for really advanced programmes.

• (It expires later this week for most residents, though some have asked for extensions.)

• And though it's a steep initial investment at $1,999, I think it's well worth the price.

• In truth, though, whichever version you hear, the song’s sweeping grandeur is goosebumps-inducing.

Use though in a sentence.

• There was a ton of plastic though, though an issue I have with every meal subscription service.

• Though the publisher agreed to remove the trident, the request was met with resistance from both Chesney and Semos.

• Africa, too, is a frequent destination for Chinese travelers — though most come to the continent for work, not tourism.

• These pieces snap onto the nozzle, though they look as though they might screw on, which was confusing to us at first.

• Though they’re well-designed, wearing clothing advertising the leading fast-food brand is, in a Sweetgreen era, an unprogressive choice — nostalgia tends to soften capitalist excesses, though.

• She has been accused of being too accessible (though so is Monet), too obvious about gender (though so is Picasso), too arcane (though so is Braque), and too obvious (though so is Hieronymus Bosch.)

• Though many measures of α-diversity have been proposed over the years, MacArthur's (1965) proposal to use the Shannon measure of information content in a communication process (Shannon 1948) has remained the most popular (though not universally accepted).

• Some big law firms, though, still maintain active labor and employment practices, such as Morgan Lewis, Paul Hastings, and Proskauer, though they have tended to focus on higher-billing matters, like labor disputes between professional sports leagues and athletes.

though sentence examples

• Though the Affordable Care Act already blocks insurers from rejecting customers with pre-existing conditions, the president said last month that he was considering an executive order extending that requirement, though it is unclear if he has the authority to do so.

• "To get the kill rates advertised on the packaging, though, that usually involves waiting for several minutes — between five minutes and six minutes," she added, though that duration is probably essential only if you're cleaning a surface in an area where someone's infected.

• Sites like Phantombuster appear to violate those rules, though they remain live, while sites like Kitploit — though perhaps a nuisance to developers — appear to fit the archivist rule, so are not directly violating GitHub's policies despite profiting from ad revenue on reposted content.

• And though of all men the moody captain of the Pequod was the least given to that sort of shallowest assumption; and though the only homage he ever exacted, was implicit, instantaneous obedience; though he required no man to remove the shoes from his feet ere stepping upon the quarter-deck; and though there were times when, owing to peculiar circumstances connected with events hereafter to be detailed, he addressed them in unusual terms, whether of condescension or in terrorem, or otherwise; yet even Captain Ahab was by no means unobservant of the paramount forms and usages of the sea.