Sentence examples for faithful though from inspiring English sources

Only the faithful, though, might understand how Clutch has edged into jam-band territory.

He added: "I think there is a spiritual impact on the faithful, though it is hard to measure.

The renovated auditorium of Alice Tully Hall now feels warm and commodious, and I find the acoustics lively and faithful, though not everyone agrees.

The speaker is Jihun, who for three years has moved from motel to motel with his late grandfather's faithful, though blind, guide dog.

What excites the faithful, though, is not just Mr. Rabil's dominance on field but his potential for fame off of it.

Khamenei called the Iranian diplomats at the talks "brave and faithful", though he did add that they "may possibly make some mistakes".

There was always something that passed for news among the faithful, though a Crowe night on an Internet radio station, a new article, a new album from a former band member, an interview with an engineer.

It's the faithful oven, though, that produces what may be the best appetizer on the menu.

In his obituary of the Chronicle, Cameron wrote that "perhaps no other newspaper had a readership quite so faithful" even though in its closing days it had been "a potential warhorse ridden by grocers" (a phrase that stuck).

Their marriage was a devoted, loving and faithful one, though beset by personal tragedy.

Finally, Mandodari stands by her husband in the final battle like an obedient and faithful wife, though she also advises her son Meghanada, alias Indrajit ("One who had conquered Indra; the god-king of heaven"), to not to fight Rama.