Sentence examples for caring though from inspiring English sources
Tom Shone's "Blockbuster: How Hollywood Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Summer" (Free Press; $26) is also a history of caring, though few readers would call it affecting.
Donna, impassive behind her reflective aviators, had listened, muttered "Shit," and gone off to deal with the situation; fifteen minutes had passed, and now Mitz was descending the steps, having cut across the terrace without caring, though the ladies in their piqué and spikes had only glanced up at her in vague recognition.
Two days later we stopped caring (though it is incredibly annoying to have to deal with a captcha, as you see up there, when trying to log into my router is a spammer or other evildoer going to bother with my dumb router?).
Why should I care, though?
Branislav Ivanovic won't care, though, after scoring twice.
He would care, though, that athletes across sports spoke up.
He doesn't care, though, because he's got Game Boy Advanced Video.
They probably wouldn't care, though, because once you really get into it, you're hooked on it forever".
We should care, though, for Scotland doesn't possess very many species that are unique to this land.
Why should we care, though, whether our musical expectations are right or not?
What do you care, though?
