Sentence examples for but though it has from inspiring English sources

The book tries to be a thriller, but though it has its page-turning moments, the spies are too much of a caricature — I suspect intentionally so — for us to take them really seriously; and the narrative as a result hovers rather uneasily between send-up and story.

But, though it has cut its growth predictions to 1.75% for 2011 and 2012, economists fear growth will not be strong enough to generate the tax revenues the government is counting on.

But though it has reportedly been trimmed to roughly half its original length (the current running time is two and a half hours), it remains seriously overweight.

But though it has rebounded a little, his nest egg has declined so much that he withdraws far less than he used to.

But though it has sparked heated debates about Sicilian history, most readers respond to the book's shimmering beauty, and to the towering figure of the Prince himself.

But though it has a huge following in Scandinavia and devoted audiences elsewhere in Europe, the group is virtually unknown in the United States, probably because it performs only in Norwegian.

But normatively, though, it has shown that our ideas of solidarity, as with our ideas of democracy and governance, of rights and sovereignty, all need updating for a world beyond the nationalist multicultural state.

But - though it has done so before, twice - I'm no longer sure that it would similarly exert itself on behalf of France.

But even though it has a spotty track record of star-minting, "Idol" has appeared unbreakable in this, its year of biggest transition.

But even though it has received all kinds of notice in the press and went from 500 page views a month to more than 300,000, it remained the handiwork of a wife and husband team.

But even though it has been selling at a rate of only about 40 units a month since its introduction a few months back, it is still doing twice as well as the previous model.