Sentence examples for though as pointed from inspiring English sources

The most important thing, though, as pointed out by nearly all respondents, is to remember that you are getting the tattoo for yourself and no one else.

Though, as pointed out by an anonymous reviewer, the operationalization is often partial and incomplete.

How exactly does one pass the test?" The crux of the issue, though, as pointed out by another poster, is that "[Mumsnet] is one of the very few mainstream forums where you can freely express gender-critical views".

Once out of the seeding region there appears to be little subsequent viral evolution [32], though as pointed out by Rambaut et al. [36] subsequent changes tend to be deleterious and so die out.

Barat (2006) provided a useful analysis of the success of four decentralized programs, even though, as pointed out by Tren and Roberts, the actual benefits in terms of a reduction in malaria cases may have been overstated.

She seems to be played more for Comic Relief than anything, though, as Alan pointed out in his recap, the show is more balls out funny now than when it started.

It is clear enough now, though, as Kidd pointed out, that the Nets as a brand are on the rise.

Sherman is his third coach, after Mike Holmgren and Ray Rhodes (though, as Sherman pointed out, the offense Favre has run is virtually unchanged).

Now it does — even though, as I pointed out yesterday, much of what he is saying is guff.

He also ceremonially incinerated the country's stockpile of confiscated ivory even though, as critics pointed out, the haul could have paid for a dozen new schools.

All of them have been optioned for the movies, though as he pointed out recently, "they have yet to stagger out of development hell".