Sentence examples for a neglected though from inspiring English sources

A neglected though important figure in this discussion quickly emerged in the person of John Willis Menard, a free black abolitionist from Illinois who relocated to Washington in 1861 and quickly became one of Douglass's main interlocutors on the subject of colonization.

These aspects are not systematically and thoroughly summarized and are likely to be neglected though; they do provide new perspectives in developing AD treatments.

Eisenberg writes convincingly as a neglected tweenager, though it is in the guise of a conflicted adult that his true voice seems to emerge.

This may be a book of piety like Disraeli's life of Lord George Bentinck or Churchill's life of his own father, or indeed of the first Duke of Marlborough - a work now neglected, though it contains the best battle descriptions I know.

His focus is on barriers, a neglected topic even though it fits Kuhn's account of cognition well.

After Bacon's copious use of the narrative, it was neglected, though five manuscripts survive.

Retirees say they are dismayed at the way their fund has been neglected, though they generally say they believe their benefits are safe.

In particular, preventive measures, which can seem unpopularly nannyish and win few votes, have been neglected (though Gordon Brown has emphasised check-ups and the like).

The Unesco-recognised world heritage sites at Leptis Magna and Sabratha are still badly neglected, though plans are under way to develop the lush hills of Jebel Akhdar, south of Benghazi, and Jebel Nafusa in the western mountains.

Intermittency and its potential impact on wind-induced response have been neglected though.

The marine reservoir effect in pottery should not be neglected, though.