Sentence examples for suggests that though from inspiring English sources

Intentionally or not, it suggests that though in love, these oldies are past sexual concerns.

It suggests that, though her books are closely linked, she has much more to write and will never produce the same thing twice.

In his Sunday Telegraph article he suggests that, though America is very unequal too, low-paid US workers are "better off than ours".

This sort of work suggests that though this proverb is true, a better one might be, "a healthy mind for a healthy body".

But a decade of educational reform suggests that, though Chile is ahead of most of its neighbours in such aspirations, it is still far behind the rich world.

By contrast, the research on terrorism, radicalisation and extremism suggests that, though beliefs matter to people and organisations who adopt violence, a more complex mix of social, psychological, political and strategic factors plays a part.

The evidence, though, suggests that is a rather optimistic view.

More recent research, though, suggests that is not so.

And even his contemporaries have suggested that, though sure in his conclusions, he could be vague in his details.

It suggested that though couples may break up, and friends stop speaking, those relationships never really cease.

Sterner officials suggest that though all comments will be entertained, the map is not up for renegotiation.