Such is the choreography's integrity, though, that we don't quite laugh.
He is fiercely defensive of his integrity, though, insisting that none of the coincidences in the show have been contrived; this is a true story, funny in the way that most of our lives would be if we took the time to look back at them.
Integrity, though, not so much.
The objections here tend to mirror those of the integrity objection, though they apply to different social groups (Sanders 1997, Young 2000).
To protect his privacy and maintain the integrity of his characters, though, he has avoided revealing too much of himself in public over the years.
It is mournful but solid, even defiant, and the chorus sang it with moving integrity, though the sopranos were strained by the high tessitura.
Sputter-coating prior to CPD (as seen in Yi et al., 2010) may also improve the physical tissue integrity, though both mounting prior to CPD and pulling a vacuum during the coating process may prove difficult.
People who, a week ago, could not have told you if Crimea belonged to Ukraine — who maybe thought, based on a vague memory of reading Chekhov, that it was Russian all along — are now acting as though the integrity of a Ukrainian Crimea is an old and obvious American interest.
The laminate load bearing capability is often compromised by the interlaminar failure even though the integrity of the individual lamina remains intact.
TOKYO The scientist at the center of allegations of data manipulation in a large Alzheimer's study is staunchly defending the integrity of the data, though he acknowledges shortcomings in managing the project.
