Sentence examples for marked though from inspiring English sources

Loyally, gallantly, Cheadle insists on an important and positive outcome for this fallow time, marked though it is by bizarre and black-comic escapades.

But in Aaronovitch, this tendency does seem marked – though perhaps his book, which makes such a virtue of unpicking his parents' terrible misapprehensions, has also made me more alert to it.

He cannot think about children, on film, without approaching the fathomless fear of sundering and separation with which all childhoods are marked, though he is equally alive to the resilience that children draw upon, to the bewilderment of grownups, once the crack has opened up.

Trail volunteers worked with the National Park Service to map a permanent route for the trail, and by 1971 a permanent route had been marked (though minor changes continue to this day).

However, NPDS required many more postoperative adjustments than trabeculectomy (goniopuncture and needling) and trabeculectomy induced marked, though transient, worsening of intraocular inflammation.

A less marked (though statistically significant) effect was observed among those receiving antiviral therapy for herpes zoster ophthalmicus (IR, 2.57; 95% CI, 1.43 4.62, P value for interaction =.33) (Table 4).

Beside the unit's own marking, though, is a copy of the yellow star badge that German occupiers made the Jews of Europe wear on their clothes.

Not all the marks, though, are from fatal encounters.

His scale is more elusive than perfect marks, though, and he is wise enough not to hold on too tightly.

Full marks, though, for not allowing the lack of crowd to get in the way of putting on a show.

On the other hand, Assurances Générales de France, a French insurer controlled by Allianz, revealed disappointing earnings figures on March 17th.The big question mark, though, sits over Dresdner.