Sentence examples for though considers from inspiring English sources

Kendall, though, considers himself lucky.

Mr. Caine, though, considers himself a Method actor — he based his accent as Alfred on his own Army sergeant — and abides by Konstantin Stanislavsky's maxim that "the rehearsals are the work; the performance is the relaxation," as Mr. Caine puts it.

The Chávez government, though, considers itself the most democratic Venezuela has had, replacing governments steeped in corruption and nepotism.

The Russian government, though, considers Mr. Sutyagin, 45, nothing more than a turncoat, a scientist who passed secrets about Russian weapons systems to the C.I.A.

Firstly though, consider the political and demographic make-up of Barking and Dagenham.

Hoover, though, considered Roosevelt's tendency toward statism to be morally wrong.

At the same time, though, consider what your current organization both expects and needs from you.

These are minor quibbles, though, considering the presence of so many outstanding paintings.

To understand the challenges facing energy-efficiency advocates, though, consider lighting.

If you really want to understand wolves, though, consider the dog.

Though considered offensive in the United States, it is still used in Latin America, but not widely, according to Pew Research Center.