Sentence examples for though ancient from inspiring English sources

These three still-living, though ancient, taxa make up a group of organisms called oncopods.

The kind of celebration Ehrenreich celebrates is communal though ungoverned, and anti-hierarchical though ancient.

THOUGH ancient Egyptian artists set their sights on eternity, modern-day curators have a much shorter time span in mind.

Though ancient temples and gardens remain in the city, they are overwhelmed by the sprawling mass of gray buildings and neon signs that dominate the skyscape — the product of ineffective zoning policies in the city, Mr. Kerr said.

Though ancient limestones and dolomites are composed of calcite and dolomite, respectively, other calcite group minerals such as magnesite (MgCO3), rhodochrosite (MnCO3), and siderite (FeCO3) occur in limited amounts in restricted environments.

The gothic building that once housed the Bellevue Psychiatric Hospital loomed over the intersection of First Avenue and 30th Street; though ancient in appearance, it had yet to be built in 1893.

On the whole, though, the ancient feast of Winter's Eve has regained its ancient character, as a dual time of fun and festivity, and of confrontation of the fears and discomforts inherent in life, and embodied especially in northern latitudes by the season of cold and dark.

Often, though, the ancient pig skull has indeterminate, gray-area molar measurements, and it's impossible to tell which side of the fence the pig was on.

For all her charm, though, the ancient queen was also coldly calculating.

Unlike Earth, though, the ancient geological record exists on Mars, Sleep said.

The universe, though, is an ancient place, so many civilisations could be very old indeed.