Sentence examples for though call from inspiring English sources

Incidents like this, though, call into question how trustworthy that productivity is.

Its critics, though, call this two-Michelin-star restaurant pretentious, pointing to such silly touches as toothbrushes in the bathroom.

Some activists, though, call him "a new Ben Ali" who has failed to deliver fast enough on the revolution's promises of new jobs and dignity.

The real tale is in the Tigers' injury toll though; call in the Red Cross because there is no more fraught place to be than wrapped in a Wests Tigers jersey.

We won't, though, call them "Al".

We won't, though, call them "Al". And especially not "HAL". Lee Gomes is a technology columnist for Forbes.

Ms. Dias, though, called those decisions "shortsighted".

Senate Democrats, though, called the bill a missed opportunity.

The judges though called it "a cinematic tour de force".

He was, though, called Diamond Jim, not Gourmand Jim.

Though called the "master of coin," Littlefinger's political influence extends beyond his bean-counting purview.