Sentence examples for though, nevertheless from inspiring English sources

The present discussion focuses on less intense, though nevertheless commonly observed, wind systems that are found in rather specific geographic locations and thus are often referred to as local wind systems.

She spent seven months on Happy-Go-Lucky, developing the role of Hawkins' flatmate that barely appears on screen – though nevertheless calls the experience "an extraordinary place of privilege".

Beta users have found the computer to be pretty competitive, he said, and most find it a workable balance, though, nevertheless the team is still "going to make it more competitive," he said.

Liszt initially disapproved of his daughter's involvement with Wagner, though nevertheless the two men were friends.

Later they "evolved from their early death metal-inspired rumblings into a crushing, staccato-driven, heavily percussive metallic behemoth that pummels listeners with intense riffage and a decidedly personal, though nevertheless, often evangelical lyrical viewpoint".

These tasks index perceptual forms of explicit and implicit timing [3] respectively, in which duration estimation is overt in one case (explicit timing) but incidental, though nevertheless useful for the task goal, in the other (implicit timing).

Some of his books, like "Deliver Us From Evil," contain very little argument at all, though they nevertheless make for gripping, or at least intermittently gripping, reading.

But, as Yagoda notes of his test, the Times also has a house style, which, though strict, nevertheless allows individual writers' voices to shine through.

Where the affective state is that of a non-cognitive agent, the imitation is even more remote, though present nevertheless.

Many of the interpretive remarks made by Henrich et al. are consistent with this hypothesis concerning their subjects, though they nevertheless explicitly reject the hypothesis itself.

He prefers Jodie though, but nevertheless asks Poppy out on a date.