Sentence examples for importance though from inspiring English sources
It is a measure of the Folio's importance, though, that its valuable ashes were considered too fragile to travel.
The endgame has a different importance, though, in "Dexter," a more stylized and fanciful show with an even more single-minded focus on its protagonist's psyche.
Watching the Olympics gives you a bit of a false impression of the goalie's importance, though, as the British teams were too poor to protect their goalie properly, and the other teams had such a good defence that the saveable shots never reached the goalie.
The issue is of uncertain importance, though, if Dracorex actually represents a juvenile Pachycephalosaurus, as has been recently proposed.
Of crucial importance, though, the advantage of the congruent AV pairings in the study by Parise and Spence (2008) may stem from a simple response bias, since participants may have a tendency to report small circle first" whenever a high-tone came first (or vice versa).
These valid outcomes of policies may be easily overlooked, or not given sufficient importance, though they are undoubtedly important in influencing public health.
Masters doesn't quite capture Colline's ironic sense of his own self-importance, though Riches's raunchy, funny Schaunard is one of the best of recent years.
More important, though, the importance of Chinese demand may have been overstated.
They are in fact part of a working environment in which the overarching importance of principals, though often ignored by policymakers and the media, cannot be overstated.
Do not underestimate the importance of it though, as stories that don't have a proper conclusion can be the most revolting thing you'll ever see.
Gradually Chișinău's trading importance increased, though the city suffered severe destruction in the Russo-Turkish War of 1788.
