Sentence examples for breathtaking though from inspiring English sources

More breathtaking, though, was the finding in September that there is liquid water on Mars today.

The view beyond the green is breathtaking, though not for those afraid of heights.

Breathtaking though it was, yesterday's top bid fell short of the record price of $130 per pound, set in 2007 for Esmeralda Special.

Film critic Leonard Maltin gave the film 3 out of 4 stars (as he did with The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe), calling the performances "strong", the storytelling "solid", and the scenery "breathtaking", though he also said, "it's a dark tale, and the climactic battle scenes go on at length".

Rutland Water at sunset is said to be a breathtaking sight, though in the summer, midges might present a problem.

Groupon's business caught fire and its growth has been breathtaking, even though its business model appears easy to replicate.

Thanks to the skill of President Vladimir V. Putin in putting together a new slate of national symbols that borrowed from both the Soviet and Czarist periods -- the white, blue and red tricolor will remain the state flag -- Russia's political establishment marched forward with breathtaking unity, though to a tune that some labeled a historic mistake.

The result is a breathtaking inversion: Though the Likud's platform opposes a Palestinian state west of the Jordan River as a threat to Israel, some members of the party say they have concluded that only the creation of such a state can save Israel as a Jewish democracy.

What is advancing at a breathtaking pace, though, is the increasing use of automation and autonomy in policing and surveillance.

Breathtaking views, though.

When the woods below are gilded with autumn colours, it is a breathtaking spot, as though you are floating in space.