Sentence examples for statue though from inspiring English sources

This too would diminish the ontological status of the statue, though it would not banish the statue entirely.

It was a fine statue, though.

It is a statue, though the bronze budget obviously didn't stretch to a fig leaf.

"It's not actually touching the statue, though of course it is very near," said Luigi Montanari, a spokesman for Tim.

A couple of years later, Togo got a standalone statue, though in a small playground in New York's Lower East Side that is hardly a tourist destination.

Look at his mitre, his crook and his Jesus statue – though these emblems of piety blend in, and don't register to us so significantly in fact, as the rest of the room.

Statues, though hardly a new phenomenon at baseball stadiums, are now popping up all over.

Even the modern world has versions of Memnonic statues, though they require different kinds of materials.

Most of the town ordinances follow state statues, though towns are allowed to pass their own animal regulation laws.

Referring to ancient Greek and Roman statues, though wearing modern clothes, the work is devoid of facial expression but its size makes it commanding.

We are not statues, Though our faces are stone, Chiseled by time, shaped by history That we are now part of, As it is part of us.