Sentence examples for though concurring from inspiring English sources

On the other, Justice Stevens, though concurring in the court's judgment, said the paralyzing drug was a litigation magnet.

Though concurring with the argument that it is becoming increasingly difficult to rely on the division into legal families, practical experience comes to testify that it can still be beneficial to include SPOCs of countries (that were once) a member of different families into the pilot group, even if it is only for political/policy reasons.

Not everyone, though, concurs with his appraisal of technological progress, and his belief in the imminence of immortality.

BY JUSTICE SCALIA, Concurring Though it is not customary for the court to issue an opinion in connection with its grant of stay, I believe a brief response is necessary to Justice Stevens's dissent.

He concurred, though, with Ms. Aziz's central point.

I wholly concur, though, in my case, I was the alcoholic friend.

Megan McArdle's "tyranny of the majority" is one of the more humorous responses to Speaker Pelosi's win, though I concur on her assessment of America's "toxic politics".

After a beating, the prisoners would often start singing Republican songs though the doors just to do the screws' heads in.' Toal concurs, though at times he has a haunted look when he talks about his experiences.

Apparently, he concurred, though we have only fragmentary evidence to hint at how they finally parted.

Dr. Hahn concurred, though he points out that it's still an excellent time to buy, as prices will only continue to rise.

Mr Buffett waits for flowers to be priced as weeds, a view with which Buttonwood heartily concurs, though he has decidedly less wherewithal than Mr Buffett.