Sentence examples for description though from inspiring English sources

Whatever the label or description, though, there is no denying that the Giants recognize the problem.

A pastel top of some description, though, is a little more versatile.

Unlike Bruce's description, though, there were not many figures in the collection".

The happy ending suggested by that rather florid description, though, has not been without its shadows.

That description, though, would be better than what François Truffaut called his old friend a few years earlier.

It's not necessarily the fairest description though, as each game's approach to world-building is very different.

The descriptions, though, are reminiscent of Gloriani, the supremely successful sculptor in "The Ambassadors," in whose garden Lambert Strether tells Little Bilham to "Live all you can".

There is a genuinely weird poetry to the descriptions, though they have an acute clarity, thanks to Lora's concentration on physical details.

The weather descriptions, though frequent, are brief, and there is hardly any geology -- one of the deadlier preoccupations of regional literature.

EBay, whose revenue is expected to double this year, to $400 million, views the transactions on its site as private: it does not vet the offerings or descriptions, though it does try to remove outright frauds.

To begin with, it is in a kind of tenderness that Green allows to colour his descriptions; though when this feeling threatens to swell, he usually deflates it: sometimes our love for the people in the book seems unrequited - by them or by their author - and this can be painful.