Sentence examples for designated though from inspiring English sources
The president's husband showed us to our places, which had been carefully designated, though an accommodation was evidently being made for Super Goat Man, who'd plopped down where he liked and wasn't to be budged.
No type specimen was designated, though Seba included a comprehensive description in Latin and an accurate illustration of a juvenile.
The table will automatically add as many columns as you designate, though more than four columns is not recommended to keep things easy to read.
Within the glaucoma group, since 6 patients had a fellow eye which showed no visual field defects or definite pathological cupping of the optic disc and had an IOP of less than 22 mmHg, these eyes were designated normal, though were not used as controls.
Michael (Mr. Clooney) is the firm's designated fixer, though he likes to call himself its janitor.
Each family's network has one designated gatekeeper, though one person can belong to more than one family's network.
Neither is it a movement with designated leaders, though Victor Svyatski's actions might convince you that it is one of the two.
International contracts, which might be covered by British, German or Swiss law, would be more likely to be honored in the designated currency, though in some cases the wording of the legal document may be vague.
Lucas Calhoun performed the title role, and was also the evening's designated sot, though a latecomer might have been forgiven for failing to distinguish who among the players was sober, so high was the level of emoting, flailing for comic effect, and shouting.
Under the new agreement, guerrillas and Colombian military commanders accused of rights abuses can confess their crimes at special tribunals in exchange for reduced sentences that can be served through community service and confinement in specially designated areas, though not prison.
I fully recognize that this list contains some potential fails: It offers little in the way of officially designated comedy (though several of the shows are funny as hell).
