Sentence examples for adage though from inspiring English sources

If you ascribe to the "picture is a thousand" words adage, though, perhaps it's increased a bit.

As the old adage says, though, the more things change, the more they stay the same.

(Though, as the adage goes, the two aren't all that different).

In the postseason, though, as both adage and statistics have it, it is pitching that wins games.

Forgetting, too, is sometimes associated with forgiveness, as the common suggestion to "forgive and forget" connotes, though the adage also suggests that these notions are distinct, that forgiveness may occur without forgetting and vice versa.

Keep in mind though, the old adage that says, making a wrong decision is worse than making no decision.

Though at 94 proof, the adage "liquor is quicker" never rang so true.

If this year tells us anything, though, it's that O'Neill's adage may now be as much a part of history as he is.

If the blips from the sky make that clear to all concerned, they will have transmitted a very useful message and exemplified, though in an unexpected way, the old adage that it may take a threat from outer space to frighten the nations into one another's arms.

You can only hope that Mr. Rumsfeld is right, though his words inevitably call to mind the adage that in war, truth is the first casualty.

AdAge first reported the deal with Datalogix, Epsilon and Acxiom last week, though now these partnerships are confirmed along with one with BlueKai.