Sentence examples for of though that from inspiring English sources

I was bullied, kind of, though that doesn't quite explain what went down.

Kind of, though that description makes the movie sound both more fun and more provocative than it actually is.

In her talk, Paula Z. Segal, Esq., will present strategies for transformation of space and transformation of though that lead to normalizing stewardship.

What I'd remind you of, though, that it's not that different from what we've done for many years already, which is this notion of process consulting.

The Switch is well made, super easy to get the "gimmick" of, though that's not really the right term, and it does what it promises.

Here's one U.S. law we're in favor of, though, that we wish would be adopted in Latin America: In the U.S. pedestrians have the right of way.

There are some — there are some parts of this, though, that are fitful.

The ad generally spells out a laundry list of symptoms, though, that make people think, "Wow.

As of today, though, that distinction doesn't exist.

As of today, though, that shelter is no longer guaranteed.

In many parts of Mexico, though, that crunchiness is highlighted with a creamy chili-lime sauce.