Sentence examples for claiming though from inspiring English sources

No one seems to be claiming, though, that there is much likelihood that John Paul, then Archbishop Karol Wojtyla, consummated his relationship with the philosopher Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka; so this huge hoo-ha seems to be implying nothing more than that two people who sound, on the face of it, extremely well-matched, fell head over heels in love.

We don't claim, though, that it solves every problem.

Money, he claims, though, a couple of times, is only a very minor consideration.

He claims, though, that the assumption of uniqueness was made implicitly when T was stated.

He claims, though, that the sport often got in his way of seeking a good time.

Ref not interested in the US claims though.

He claimed though that the bombs had been used against "legitimate military targets".

"That's 124 children whose parents have claimed – though I know another 94 children are entitled".

There is generational diversity as Pelosi claimed, though barely including the two most recent generations (millennials and post-millennials).

She learned Chinese, not well, she claims, though she has taught a class at the Central Academy of Fine Arts in Beijing.

His father drove a city tram, he claimed, though some friends suspected that he was actually an inspector.