Sentence examples for so that though from inspiring English sources

Its scale, humanity and impetus sweep you along so that, though it's presented as the centerpiece of the program at McCaw Hall here, not the finale, audience members were quick to leap to their feet in applause.

Since the clinics opened in '68, the increase in addiction has slowed markedly, so that though it isn't wiped out, it seems by any standards usually applied to public-health problems to be contained.

Later models of the Hurricane exploited the steadily increasing power of the Merlin engine to carry heavier armament, so that, though it was superseded as a front-line interceptor by 1941, it remained a capable fighter-bomber.

Malick rented, said Pitt, an entire block of suburban housing and dressed it in 1950s style; the actors inhabited it as naturally as possible, so that – though there was already a "dense script" – much was left to chance.

Mr. Houle has added Asian and Middle Eastern touches to his menu, so that though it feels French, it falls into that catchall international category that might be called contemporary.

And more pertinently, Mr Bolden also had a note from Congress letting him off the legal leash so that, though he still could not talk with Mr Ma or his colleagues at the CNSA, he could at least meet members of the Chinese Academy of Sciences to discuss matters of mutual interest.

More so than that, though, I feel like it treated its characters as real people.

(So much for that, though: the next year, the race had 27,797 finishers).

"He needed it all today though, so that was good for him".

Clinton now says that he felt bad about this, though, so that makes it okay.

"Our industry is heavily franchised, though, so that may occasionally create some disconnect," he said.