Sentence examples for remarks though from inspiring English sources

From the coverage of his remarks though, it seems that many journalists did.

The most striking parts of Trump's remarks, though, concerned what he might do about Mueller's investigation.

Steinbrenner made the remarks though his team has won 9 of its last 11 games.

At the end of Mr. McCain's remarks, though, he rushed up to shake the candidate's hand.

Mr. Williams tempered his remarks, though, by reminding Mr. O'Reilly that all Muslims should not be branded as extremists.

Mr. Xi has made remarks, though, that underscore the need for China to remain true to its socialist roots.

Aside from this remark, though, I barely remember the conversation.

He does remark, though, that he has not seen this study for himself.

Implicit in his remark, though, was an assumption that the other three of England's group matches would present no problem.

Just a few moments after his '09 remark, though, Mara added something as illuminating, if not as catchy: "I'm less than 24 hours after the end of the season.

It is worth remarking, though, that the extraordinary stuff Charles James created for heiresses like Millicent Rogers or Elizabeth de Cuevas or Austine Hearst was designed for a specific form of social theater, and that no news release came out the day after a party tagging what Mrs. Hearst had on.