Sentence examples for mention though that from inspiring English sources

Mr. Clinton did not mention, though, that Mr. Reagan's $285,000 office costs for this year are the highest of any former president.

The chairman failed to mention, though, that the FCC explicitly exempted wireless data networks from Title II in 2007.

(I would mention, though, that the tax cut proposals would require borrowing, too. The DeMint amendment, which would have replaced all government spending in HR 1 with tax cuts, would cost an estimated $3.1 trillion dollars).

It is important to mention though, that this composition varies significantly between different species of Xenopus which in some instances only contain SP1-2 (such as in X. tropicalis) and more often than not contain a stoichiometric complement of nucleosomal H2A-H2B and H3-H4 [ 18].

He doesn't mention, though, that beneficial outcomes of these measures so far range from marginal to undetectable.

Did I mention, though, that there are steamboats running up and down the river, and that right nearby there is one of the country's best zoos?

Gaynor mentions, though, that what you don't tend to find out about are the frictions between inhabitants.

It may be worth mentioning, though, that "free love" was not a term used by Shelley or his circle in their youth.

The entire soundtrack of the film was provided by The Who. Worth mentioning though, that Franc Roddam, director of above brilliant film, is also the creator of Masterchef.

It bears mentioning, though, that Office 365 does not mean running Office applications in the cloud.

People from around the globe are sending her snapshots of their own phallic routes "all the time", she says prompting her to wonder "how many road dicks exist in this world?" It's worth mentioning, though, that Claire herself is no dilettante.