Sentence examples for highly though from inspiring English sources

Even the conquest of northern India, a feat, so Mr Marozzi rather breathlessly assures us, that surpassed the achievements of both Genghis Khan and Alexander the Great, amounted to no more than a raid that destroyed a noble city and left tens of thousands dead.Where the book scores highly, though, is in its reportage.

You can see for yourself what they valued so highly, though not in the case of the architects.

They also have reams of data proving that when properly administered and evaluated, the results can correlate highly — though not perfectly — with job performance and satisfaction.

"Suddenly" may be a strange word to use, considering that the N.H.L. playoffs have by now been grinding on for almost two months, but it does seem that this highly (though perhaps not widely-highly) anticipated Stanley Cup final series between the New Jersey Devils and the Los Angeles Kings is just about over hardly before it even began.

Sometimes his brushstrokes were highly visible, though often his surfaces seemed imperturbable and spare.

She told the Isle of Man Today: "It is highly probable, though, that the wallaby population originated from the wildlife park.

It is highly unlikely, though, that a company so widely cited as the exemplar of online shopping would roll out an apparel store lacking marquee names.

Clearly both vehicles are highly anticipated, though, so comparisons will no doubt be made around workplace watercoolers from now on.

This was and is highly doubtful (though, yes, it is widely accepted).

The press is nominally free, though highly partisan and often harassed by officials.

These estimates, though highly uncertain, quantify the potential risk magnitudes involved.