Sentence examples for Though predictably from inspiring English sources

Though predictably campy, the duo's treatment of this destination is impressively suave and emotionally complex.

Though, predictably, print advertising revenue slithered by 5%, with circulation cash down 4%, Mail Online boosted its digital ad revenue by 46%.

Though predictably guarded, he did let slip some more details about ULIN.

Though predictably mum on any interest, Stephen Burrows, chief executive of Anheuser-Busch International, notes that Anheuser's global strategy has two parts: "The first is to form equity partnerships with leading brewers in high-potential-growth markets, and the second is to build Budweiser into a leading international premium brand".

Caplan spends significant screentime in the altogether, though, predictably, we never see the sheen of Michael's balls.

As a vehicle for a titanic choir, however, it fell short; choral passages, though predictably ravishing, made up only a tiny fraction of an agreeably bombastic affair.

Sadly, though perhaps predictably, 92percentt of those deaths occur in poor nations.

But the larger point is that conservatives are right when they emphasize border control as a key part of comprehensive reform, though they predictably go way too far when they argue that the more welcoming parts of the legislation shouldn't kick in until the border is 90 to 100 percent secure.

He doesn't want to talk about social issues, even though they predictably have gotten in the way of health care reform and will do the same on one issue after another.

Interestingly though somewhat predictably, the results reveal that the sequence coverage-dependent algorithms (CREST, Pindel, Socrates) show a larger decline in recall than the other tools as coverage decreases.

Predictably, though, it wore me down.