Sentence examples for that though far from inspiring English sources

Letters of the period are dominated by Henry VIII, whose notes to Anne Boleyn in 1524 are full of yearning and non-regal pleas that, though far away, she should not go off him: "My Mistress and Friend, I and my heart put ourselves in your hands, begging you to recommend us to your good grace and not to let absence lessen your affection.

Plaza, by contrast, has a role that, though far too slight and underconceived, meshes well with her comedic virtuosity.

The negative depression in the magnetometer record could be explained by assumptions as to the condition of the solar wind that, though far more geoeffective than any that have ever been observed, do not seem improbable given the known average speed of the interplanetary shock for this event.

Bodin's photos subtly address many assumptions latently associated with wedding dresses, like the outmoded understandings of purity that, though far less relevant in the younger generation than in their mothers', still lives on in the lore of the wedding dress.

It has the classic look of a great power in decline and in another moment it might be easy enough to predict that, though far wealthier than its Cold War superpower adversary, it has simply been heading for the graveyard more slowly but no less surely.

And Hamas, firmly in that tradition though far more genuinely popular than its predecessors, will have to acknowledge Israel's right to exist.

Here we have blended the many cultures and ethnicities into a society that is – though far from unblemished – cohesive and broadly peaceful.

That, though, is as far as Dudamel allowed any sense of dread to proceed Sunday.

Neither Jeb Bush nor any Republican was forced to choose between Cruz and Trump, given that John Kasich, though far behind, is still in the race (as are two Democrats).

Yet few people know that the flag raising made famous was actually the second on the island and that photos, though far less dramatic, also exist of the first.

That move is clearly necessary, though far from sufficient.