Sentence examples for saying though from inspiring English sources

There is truth to what the doctor is saying, though, about becoming an expert.

What I'm saying though, is that I use the term "miracles" loosely.

Sal Cinquemani from Slant Magazine gave a positive review, saying "Though not as innovative as her debut, Like a Virgin stands as one of the most definitive pop artifacts from the indulgent Reagan Era.

Whatever he's saying, though, makes you want to listen.

Goes without saying, though, that Ms. Quiroz remains gainfully employed.

He declined, saying, though, that he once "was completely fluent".

What I am saying, though, is that "Fräulein Maria" did not constitute a comeback.

This much is worth saying, though: Hockey is a violent, dangerous game.

If anybody knows who bought it and for how much, no one's saying, though the figure $250 million keeps circulating.

It should probably go without saying, though, that the way to deal with this is not by slapping the child.

You look stupid!" it is perhaps saying - though who knows what runs through the mind of these crazy ribbons.