Sentence examples for not though many from inspiring English sources
Take Shakespeare's advice and kill all the S.I.V.'s? Probably not, though many will die of natural causes.
"The public rates past trade agreements more positively than not, though many are unsure and few hold strong opinions," said a memo on the poll by Democracy Corps, a liberal nonprofit founded by the Democratic strategists Stanley Greenberg and James Carville.
Actually he isn't, though many, including Darcy, for whom Wickham is a constant source of embarrassment and irritation, might wish he were.
On the whole, they did not succumb to the requirement to become socially dead, certainly not completely, though many thousands did.
It claimed (somewhat controversially) to have acted out of necessity, not ideology, though many Labour MPs had long opposed privatising the railways for ideological reasons.
The Beijing police said the 100-day campaign and the alleged molestation incident were not linked, though many Chinese netizens made the connection.
The New York Daily News discovered in December 2012 that Hillman wasn't homeless, though many had already assumed him to be.
A book is not for banning, though many oppressors try.
And let's not forget -- though many have tried -- Ryan O'Neal, who played the title role in "Barry Lyndon".
People here do not trust capitalists, though many people came to rely on him".
A dressed woodchuck does not require soaking, though many people recommend soaking overnight in salted water.
