Sentence examples for hopelessly though from inspiring English sources

Even the crustiest rednecks will be sobbing hopelessly, though, if Baffert is celebrating a fourth Derby winner this weekend.

And he was by far the more able debater, throwing out reams of supposed "inconsistencies" with the theory of evolution (the National Centre for Science Education calls this the "Gish gallop").Mr Nye, by contrast, came off as endearing but hopelessly naive, though he did have his moments.

Whether Spain needed goals or not, Xabi Alonso's attempt from 10 yards inside his own half was decidedly ambitious and hopelessly wide, though perhaps he, like Maynor Figueroa, wanted to see if scoring from 60 yards was any easier with the Jabulani ball.

Though "hopelessly over the top" it was done skilfully.

They're still making hopelessly outdated Ambassadors, though they now have Isuzu engines and face a dwindling market share.

It never feels a fraud and makes Madden's playing of hopelessly devoted believable, though at times a bit too gobsmacked.

Blair went ahead with the hopelessly unplanned adventure even though there was a risk of conflict between rival groups in Iraq, as one of his notes to Bush released on Wednesday reveals.

Don't hopelessly drown your sandwich though or your might end up with some really soggy bread.

Adanna completed her leg, though Lincoln was hopelessly out of contention.

"I was falling hopelessly in love," she wrote, "though I could see my main potential to him was as a nurse, housekeeper, creative ally and business adviser.

Ms. Griffith does a nice job as the well-intended but hopelessly dotty Lady Dennison, even though she sounds like a British Aunt Bea.