Sentence examples for so though it may from inspiring English sources

So though it may have taken a year and a quarter for this exhilarating Chichester Festival Theatre production of Guys and Dolls to make its way to the West End, its arrival now comes as the perfect antidote to those Last Noel withdrawal symptoms and back-to-work blues.

So though it may seem strange to see an exhibition devoted to the work of a modern master at the Frick, "PICASSO'S DRAWINGS, 1890-1921: REINVENTRADITIONITION," which opens there on Tuesday, is likely to place the Frick's own holdings in a new light.

He has appeared in the final of five different ranking events, winning three, so though it may have taken him a while to get here, it has been some time since Bingham was the journeyman some have made him out to be.

I think so, though it may take 30 years.

Again, what might be best for the child is not that she receive the medical treatment on offer rather than not do so, though it may well be better that she does.

It's refreshing to read a poet simultaneously so declarative, so honest, and so (though it may seem a paradox) intricate in his movements; many, many more people should be reading Ben Mazer than presently are.

In theory, PLOS' new data policy, in which 'all data underlying the findings described [must be] fully available,' is not so new; in practice, though, it may be perceived as burdensome, complicated, and/or inefficient.

But it's also that he doesn't need to strain: rather than wrestle a song into submission, Burke inhabits its innermost emotional corners, unlocking its secrets, so even though it may be associated with another singer, such as "Dock Of The Bay" or "I Can't Stop Loving You", he always finds his own truth within it.

The approach is working so far, though it may not last.

So, reactionary though it may sound, pity the humble traffic warden.

So brief though it may be, the debate on the Coburn amendment could be a heated one.