Sentence examples for a very though from inspiring English sources

Hughes ends on a negative mysterian note (see section 3 below), claiming that it is an advantage of this last account that ensubstancement is "a (very, though not entirely) mysterious relation" (313).

It was a very real though weird slice of political life.

He was a very good though not famous player, the sort that serious fans knew about and admired.

JM: "He was a very gutsy, though not always dominant, player.

Hence, the experimental monitoring of water front in concrete at high temperature is a very interesting – though challenging – task.

This seems to be a very clever, though not difficult, trick to use in a game.

Raising a child on the autistic spectrum presents a very demanding, though often rewarding, set of challenges.

But at the very root of the thinking, there is a very simple, though not easy, way of living.

The Federal Reserve actually only controls a very small though key part of the economic environment -- short-term interest rates.

A Chinese takeaway was open and I got myself a very spicy though pretty decent chicken chow mein.

In contrast to the highly mobile INB components PA28γ and PPM1G (recovery within ∼1 min), SUMO-conjugated proteins exhibited a very low (though measurable) mobility.