Sentence examples for may though have from inspiring English sources

This unremarkable event may, though, have had remarkable consequences.

He may, though, have been speaking from a place that felt unnecessarily bleak.

By 2007/8, it may, though, have developed deeper hints of spice (coriander and pepper) and become raunchier.

He may, though, have to rein in some of his straight-speaking to avoid offending the precious egos at Fifa.

The wait may, though, have more to do with the schedule of Leila Josefowicz, the extraordinary Canadian virtuoso for whom the part was written.

The popularity of that move may, though, have had something to do with it being presented as a one-off cure.

Time, though, may have justified their stance.

The oil market, though, may have other ideas.

Hardy's undeniable buffness, though, may have cost him work.

One of those plans, though, may have been widely misunderstood.

One university, though, may have oversold its munificence.