Sentence examples for mentioning though from inspiring English sources

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

There were some boys-with-toys worth mentioning, though, from Canada's Digits to UK Quirk&B boy Kwes and post-HudMo/Rustie mad maximalist Bobby Tank.

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 is worth mentioning, though, the two main caveats of our exercise.

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.

One other Dutch composer worth mentioning, though the Amsterdam connection is weak, is Unico Wilhelm van Wassenaer, an 18th-century noble and diplomat whose amateur compositions are extremely enjoyable, especially his Concerti Armonici, which until 1980 were thought to be the work of Pergolesi.

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

And adultery — well, the very concept was too suburban even to mention, though, like everyone else, the students were subject to jealous fits and fights.

And adultery well, the very concept was too suburban even to mention, though, like everyone else, the students were subject to jealous fits and fights.

One purported advantage was not mentioned, though.

One thing not mentioned, though, is the artist's work for BMW.