Sentence examples for endlessly though from inspiring English sources

He so loves the idea of calling the early Gore campaign a JugGoreNaut that he repeats the term endlessly, though the campaign was never imposing enough to justify it.

The crucial and delicious detail is that Cage's curse, to die again endlessly (though, somehow, seemingly painlessly), affords him a limitless capacity to learn on the job — each return to battle is both another lesson in warfare and another chance to probe the enemy's vulnerabilities.

The crucial and delicious detail is that Cage's curse, to die again endlessly (though, somehow, seemingly painlessly), affords him a limitless capacity to learn on the job each return to battle is both another lesson in warfare and another chance to probe the enemy's vulnerabilities.

Much of Africa is what Bolduc calls a "gray zone": an environment that is volatile and uncertain because of problems arising from conflict, weather, and natural disasters, and endlessly complex — though "not so complex you can't solve the problems inside it".

"My only comment would be that the gun industry and its mouthpiece organizations seem to be able to drum up fear endlessly even though, as time passes, none of the predictions on which they base their fear mongering come to pass," said Andrew Goddard, president of the Virginia Center for Public Safety and one of the state's leading gun control advocates.

As Andrew Neil put in on today's Daily Politics "Nothing gets us more excited than a cabinet reshuffle: we talk about it endlessly, even though we know nothing at all".

Though endlessly interesting to ponder and try to eek out trends, this falls more into the realm of pop-statistics, not hard data-driven study.

The definitive quality of the large adult son is that he is endlessly excusable: though he does nothing right, he can do no wrong.

In all that was written about Gabrielle Russier, the phrase "a divorced woman with two children" clanged away like a clock endlessly striking, though her divorce had been the least scandalous imaginable: she and Michel Nogues had discovered they did not want the same kind of life, and they parted amicably.

That is the mantra and it is repeated endlessly, even though most analysts believe some kind of coalition is all but inevitable.

Spammers, though, are endlessly inventive.