Sentence examples for incorrect though from inspiring English sources
That line is factually incorrect, though.
It would be incorrect, though, to say the maturing of Thompson has been inevitable.
(The Beastie Boys' "Licensed to Ill," an equally politically incorrect though vastly superior record by equally white rappers, took twelve years to sell that many copies).
A rather reasonable first go on the problem left some readers with an incorrect, though not obviously so, count of the number of triangles.
There is no finer moment in Griffiths' career than Uncle Monty, in Withnail and I. Scabrously politically incorrect though the film now is, I don't think anyone is going to object seriously to the spectacle of Uncle Monty regretting that he will never play the Dane, or athletically trembling on the verge of getting lucky with the film's narrator.
We need only take a look at John Mayer, Lindsay Lohan and Jim Carrey to demonstrate to our kids that there is such a thing as too much information -- or too idiotic information, grammatically incorrect though it is.
Then in 2014 the European Court of Justice declared that Google, as a "data processor" was covered by the data protection principles, and so must remove links about people from its search index that were "outdated, incorrect or irrelevant" (though with exceptions for public figures).
That proved incorrect, and though Ms. Rice cautioned that the account could change with further intelligence, Republicans accused her of sanitizing the truth for political reasons.
Moreover, an assertion may have, for instance an implicature that is incorrect, even though the primary act considered in isolation is to be deemed correct.
The negative reactions to her words then echo what we're hearing now: hyper-conservative, anti-Obama social media users have accused her of "race-baiting," breeding hate, being ungrateful, and factually incorrect (even though it has been proven that the White House was built by slaves, in addition to free blacks and whites). .
We conservatively considered predictions made for any of the 7361 unannotated genes in the network as incorrect, even though some of these predictions might in fact be novel associations.
