Sentence examples for formidable though from inspiring English sources
Still formidable, though not as punchy as 99percentt.
It is a formidable, though not perfect, system.
Mr. Orth followed this with Chopin's complete 24 Preludes, another formidable, though not uncommon, undertaking.
In Kentucky, Representative Anne M. Northup also seemed too formidable, though the Third District around Louisville, tends Democratic.
Alastair Campbell's performance in front of the Chilcot committee was never less than interesting and was at times formidable, though rarely in a comfort-inducing way.
Even the seven-member Politburo Standing Committee — which is led by President Xi and which Mr. Bo once hoped to join — cannot easily move against Mr. Bo's formidable, though weakened, allies.
Messi notwithstanding, Argentina may have trouble rising above the psychodrama.They're still a formidable team, though, and will be fun to watch.
Most formidable date, though, was the new Mrs Clooney.
But, after a faltering start, Mrs Clinton proved herself a formidable campaigner, though she hardly set pulses racing.
On the surface, it isn't an especially formidable lineup, though circumstances, campaigns and upset victories can change that.
The complex, situated about 25 miles south of Jacksonville, Fla., still faces a formidable challenge, though, if it hopes to live up to the ambitions of golf officials.
