Sentence examples for in this way though from inspiring English sources

In this way, though, the Kerry campaign at times has looked like a reverse image of the Bush campaign, which is disciplined and organized, and has kept its internal disputes well hidden.

By breaking in in this way, though, a bumblebee nullifies the 100m-year-old pact between flowering plants and insects: that the plant feeds the insect in exchange for the insect pollinating the plant.The question about nectar robbery that has intrigued biologists from Darwin onwards is whether the behaviour is innate or learnt.

The founders understood "American-ness" in this way, though, not at all in our way.

In this way, though Roth's "Divergent" is rich in plot and imaginative details, it suffers by comparison with Collins's opus.

It is incredible to have a leader willing to sacrifice in this way, though we knew little of him".

In this way, though, Shakerism — the enthusiasm of the Shaker design, and the accompanying cult of box and broom — is not merely a nostalgic invention.

Poets don't have fans in quite this way, though in the days of "the love that dare not speak its name" Housman was a telltale volume to have on the bookshelf, along with Forrest Reid, say, or Denton Welch.

It is unclear whether Trotsky ever expressed just this thought in just this way (though it is certainly the kind of thing that Trotsky was accustomed to saying about his antagonists: "stupid" had specific dialectical force in Marxist polemic).

A Finance Ministry spokesman said there were plans to cover shortfalls in another, unnamed "special account" this way, though the amount in question is far smaller.

In a way, though, this is not the question the Greek government should be asking itself.

In one way, though, this change brings the work closer to Mr. Sondheim's original inspiration: the British melodrama.