Sentence examples for likewise, though from inspiring English sources

Likewise, though, we are opening up a place where the questions of the last two tables -- the hungers/desires of the poor and the insights of the poet/mystic -- can bring us new and unexpected insights and revelations.

(If John Kerry asked you what to say about …) Likewise, though laughably unsuited to be anyone's minister, I sometimes outline possible sermons.

Likewise, though city officials said that food stamps were supposed to be continued automatically for three months, that measure did not work for the Howards either.

Likewise, though Mr Darling talked about "fairness", he didn't use an old-fashioned, related term that nevertheless lurked behind much of what he said: inequality.

Likewise, though China has already made progress in moving away from manufacturing toward a service-based economy (the GDP share of services exceeded that of manufacturing for the first time in 2013), there is still a long way to go.

Likewise, though Mr. Moore's latest film is intensely barbed, it shares the mocking tone and humorous, grandstanding gestures of his previous features, including "Roger & Me" and "Bowling for Columbine".

Likewise, a bat, though also a mammal, needs a brain designed to run a tiny body that flies around catching insects at high speeds in the dark.

England to fail to score a try at 7-4 (SpOddsng Odds) is perhaps worth a flutter, though, likewise taking the tournament's top points scorer, Percy Montgomery, to outscore Jonny Wilkinson tomorrow night at 8-15 (Power) could also pay dividends.

Likewise -- though a Beijing court was to have heard the appeal of a jailed pro-democracy advocate, Jiang Qisheng, this week -- the authorities have suddenly postponed the hearing, his wife said.

McBride takes up these same irreverent tools and likewise innovates, though he comes not to repulse but to exalt.

Likewise Thomas Hardy, though his widow compromised by deciding to have his heart buried in the local churchyard and inter his ashes in the abbey.