Sentence examples for makes though from inspiring English sources

The connections he makes, though, extend beyond private memory into collective subconscious, seeping into his surroundings via literal interaction with the earth.

The key point that Goldsmith makes though is that 'despite the fact that Alawites underpinned the stability of the Assad regime, this still did not make it a Alawite regime'.

It's difficult to say just how much of a physical difference it makes (though it certainly makes some), but when sport is contested in miniature like this, the psychology is crucial.

American tie-dye (and that is exactly what Starhawk makes, though he acknowledges the method's African and Indian roots) is too loud to be chic, and this slightly vulgar quality can vault it into a kind of fringe high fashion.

The most important point Felix makes, though, comes at the end of his post when, arguing against Ryan Avent's assertion that we can't both "help the people and the cities of the Midwest and invest in G.M.," he writes, "we can do both, especially considering the very low cost of U.S. government funds".

I do like the little noise it makes, though.

And progress is being made, though slowly.

They must have hated the racket you were making though?

Progress has been made though.

There is a broader point to be made, though.

There is always a decision to make though.