Sentence examples for then again though from inspiring English sources
Then again – though this is not to doubt the justice of his complaint – at least Booker eligibility has yet to extend to the dead.
Then again, though LaShawn doesn't want to say how much they got from Reebok, she does say it was enough to pay for college -- comfortably -- so at least he won't need an athletic scholarship.
Then again, though he surely could grasp the intricate mechanics of the infield-fly rule, how would he decide whether a ball "could have been as easily handled" by one fielder as another--a decision the rule says is governed by "[t]he umpire's judgment"?
No, they don't want to write about Alain Roux!' Then again - though I'm wary of pointing this out - it is Papa who is the figurehead.
Then again, even though the renovated Garden is much prettier than the one of my childhood, I actually miss the grim fluorescent lighting and the grimy walls.
Then again, even though focusing on domestic issues may sound as patronising as the Better Together woman fretting over a cup of tea about Scottish independence, it might still be the right way to approach those voters, if they are more interested in those issues, as some polls suggest.
It's not quite as cheap as some KIAs, but then again, even though Mitsubishi has had some quality problems, both KIA and Hyundai have been severely dogged by build difficulties that are much worse than Mitsubishi's woes.
I watch the video through one time, then again, even though I don't really want to, clutching at my stomach and feeling slightly sick.
When Shakespeare compares his lover to a summer's day, he doesn't really mean that she (or he) is like a summer's day in that she is hotter in the middle and cooler in the end — though, then again, he might.
There's even a bit of self-disgust -- it's hard to imagine Rick Ross or any other big name rapper admitting he wasted time in seedy places (though, then again, that's sort of what every Drake song is about).
By practically every measure, his defense improved in 2008, and then again in 2009, though healthier legs and better positioning also likely played a role.
