Sentence examples for the context though from inspiring English sources

The context, though, doesn't translate.

Whatever the context, though, television is obviously scrambling to keep up with the country's changing moods and standards.

It was clear from the context though, that the letter would be needed by someone for a secret mission, most likely in Afghanistan, the official added.

The process is known colloquially as "radicalisation" or "brainwashing" (depending on the context), though a more helpful term for it is "mind control".

So, this was one of the first times that we'd ever done that, and to have all the individuals that we had interviewed be arrested, obviously within the context though of a much larger authoritarian crackdown in a culture.

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Even in that context, though, the plan the US Army came up with seems insane.

The works that look best in this context, though, are the ones he made in the final few years of the republic, drawings that both mock and celebrate the Venetian lifestyle.

Using virtual rulers and similar tools just didn't make all that much sense in this context, though, so the idea of Might and Napoleon was born – and some of those influences can obviously also be seen in Project Context.

In this context, though, it sounds startlingly right.

What's unique about the current context, though, is that the threat isn't an external entity bringing about unwanted change.