Sentence examples for though as previously from inspiring English sources

Best of all for this reviewer, though, as previously described, was Hugh Masekela, who headlined on Saturday, but also hung around the festival site all weekend, giving a talk in Speakers Corner and guesting on the Monday with the Soweto Gospel Choir.

Glare doesn't seem to be an issue, though, as previously mentioned, it's been snowing for a week and I haven't seen the sun at all during my testing.

Even though, as previously noted, the Academics were not necessarily committed to the skeptical position, they defended the possibility of a life committed to skepticism in order to prevent the Stoics from escaping the difficulties raised for their position indirectly by means of these anti-skeptical arguments.

These studies all showed that weight of males is greater with age, though, as previously discussed, this is unlikely to be evidence for indeterminate growth.

Our study supports aspects of this contention - namely that high plasma CEA expression significantly correlates with the presence of metastatic CRC, though (as previously proposed) it was not found to be an effective plasma biomarker of very early stage disease (Dukes' A).

Anyway, Christine Lavin — who also has a refrigerator, though as mentioned previously, not the one in the song — heard it a few years ago on the Jonathan Schwartz radio show.

Though, as stated previously, each state differs, you'll probably need to take a test at the state level, too.

(1) One reason is certainly just the sheer interest of this subject-matter — though, as was mentioned previously, that would not be a sufficient reason in his eyes.

More screen area also theoretically means the device should be better for things like comics — though, as I've previously outlined, e-ink technologically hasn't really made much progress in the last several years.

An enlarged membrane interacting region is not unique for mitoribosomes, though, as it has previously been observed in cytoplasmic ribosomes from rat liver (Dube et al. 1998).

The partial remains of D. hallorum have increased the estimated length, though not as much as previously thought; when first described in 1991, discoverer David Gillette calculated it may have been up to 54 m (177 ft) long, making it the longest known dinosaur (excluding those known from exceedingly poor remains, such as Amphicoelias).