Sentence examples for been though from inspiring English sources

Frequent as the conversations with the Chinese have been, though, their content is telling.

As appealing as Dunn has been, though, he has shown little of his trademark clout in 2011.

His ground is less sure than it has been, though; he writes more richly when he projects forward from the past rather than backward from the present.

"The players know what all the fans have been though and it was as if they were saying this is payback for it all".

The hosts have been, though, a side apart this season, and the derby matches tend to sharpen their competitive instincts.

"However poor the home side might have been though, every credit should go to Yorkshire, worthy Championship leaders".

If any of the places on our list are not as hip as they had once been, though, it's because some have, like opera, become institutionalized but still no less vital or fun.

As bad as the declines have been, though, a view persists that the stock remains overvalued.

As fantastic and meteoric as the industry's ascension has been, though, we've only just started to develop its real potential.

They were telling our ancestors, whatever they had been though, there will be another side of their pain where there will be joy again.

After all Kelly and her husband have been though, Haramis speaks of the moment their plane touches American soil: "When we land, Athena becomes a U.S. citizen".