Sentence examples for doing something though from inspiring English sources

"Jishuku is the easiest way to feel like you're doing something, though perhaps there isn't much thought put into how much these actions make a difference over all".

I think if you've done something though, it is right to cop up to it," she says.

Whistler was the kind of score-keeping narcissist who seeks less to do something — though he worked extremely hard — than to be seen as having done something.

In Wednesday night's Republican presidential debate, Mitt Romney declared that he would seek a replacement for Ben Bernanke, the Fed chairman, essentially because Mr. Bernanke has tried to do something (though not enough) about unemployment.

Google needs to do something, though.

I was determined to do something, though at the time I had no idea what I could or would do.

The only 'timing issue' is -- why did it take the City so long to do something, though the former administration under Bloomberg just rubber stamped everything.

"I could see BBC3 doing something like that though they've already got Don't Tell the Bride," she said.

Doing nothing would invite far worse consequences than doing something, perilous though that is.

Synthetic Genomics is doing something similar, though the firm is cagey about which fuel is being produced.

Peter Bearman of Columbia University, however, is doing something similar, though looking not at friendships, but at sexual relationships.