Sentence examples for besides though from inspiring English sources

Erimaj Jamire Williams is yet another smart drummer conversant in jazz and much else besides, though his approach skews more insistently contemporary than most.

The turkey is not only a native; "He is besides, though a little vain and silly, a bird of courage, and would not hesitate to attack a grenadier of the British guards who should presume to invade his farm yard with a red coat on".

Besides, though MEND first introduced the kidnapping business to Nigeria, kidnapping for ransom has since become a broader phenomenon.

Besides, though the gap between rich and poor has increased somewhat in all countries since the 1970s, it has grown far more rapidly and become far wider in Britain and America than it has in continental Europe or Japan.

Besides, though cloned animals can be normal and healthy-appearing -- some cloned mice and cattle even seem "improved," in the sense that they appear to age more slowly -- what's normal in a barnyard animal isn't all that high a standard.

Besides, though the European bits of NATO stuck together during the campaign, it is doubtful that they would have done so had the Serbs held out for, say, another two months.As for Europe's new executive, a bit of realism is in order here too.

Google+ has a few more attractions, though, besides this clever privacy control feature.

Though, besides the irrepressible characters, Montgomery's novels had precious little to do with the plot lines.

The area's rise, though, besides drawing interest from hotel and residential developers, has stoked anxiety about the future of some of its less glamorous denizens, namely the small office tenants that still occupy most of its commercial space.

Though who besides prison inmates will be watching in this time slot — Saturday afternoon in the spring — remains a mystery.

Social satire is worn lightly on the show's sleeve, though, and there's more besides, as sketch follows sketch at a breakneck rate.