Sentence examples for though behaving from inspiring English sources

The great joke of his initial outing is that, though behaving with consistent selfishness and poltroonery, he not only emerges unscathed but is awarded a medal, with sentimental effusions, by the Queen.

On Wednesday, though, Cameron behaved as if he were preparing for opposition.

If the Normal.dot template is corrupted or invaded by a virus, though, Word may start behaving erratically.

Itseemed as though they were behaving on their own.

Andy winds up being scared by how badly she's behaving, though of course she never does anything really bad.

Most of the time, though, the performers behave as if you were invisible.

"Those two, though they behave, well, sometimes in a queer way, are real serious writers".

That past has a weight, though we behave as if it doesn't.

As a result, though newborns behave much like animals and our calorie-deprived ancestors — they eat when they are physiologically hungry (and they let you know when they feel that way) — that internal reliance soon goes away.

However, he adds that this is because, oftentimes, "one uses the fact that they are high or drunk as an excuse though to behave a way that they might want to behave anyway".

A similar trend for DS was observed in simulations where only sires were missing, though DS behaved slightly differently.