Sentence examples for applies though from inspiring English sources

Not all the old wisdom applies though, it has to be said.

The word applies, though, both to the event and to Paul Anthony, the festival's producer and host as well as one of its stand-up performers.

(The Mull of Kintyre rule still applies though, thank heavens).

I'm not sure that reaction applies, though, when what you're top at is being hated.

In television drama, no such rule applies, though there's always a dangerous temptation to go for the easy climax.

The no-talking rule applies, though instructors offer suggestions like "Breathe through your feet" and "Let your body answer the question, 'How did I get here?' " "The five rhythms are a way to become conscious through dance, to move through the self-consciousness that traps us into some fixed idea of ourselves," said Gabrielle Roth, 69, the founder of 5Rhythms.

The same principles apply, though, apparently.

The same does not apply, though, to search terms such as dismembering or beheading.

Judiciously applied, though, this mental trickery is too useful a resource to ignore.

Need doesn't apply, though, when the newcomer is so carefully modelled on a place like Luger's, where the indulgences are idiosyncratic and state of the art.

This should not apply, though, to the area of theatre – adaptations and translations – in which artistic directors generally select the writer, allowing them to change the ratio.