Sentence examples for though contended from inspiring English sources

That wasn't quite the whole story, though, contended his latest biographer Jad Adams.

Mr. Jotwani, though, contended that reality shows have the power to burst stereotypes as well as reinforce them, citing Susan Boyle, the homely singer who became a star after a performance on "Britain's Got Talent".

The incumbent's supporters, though, contended that Tyler's election would be a tacit endorsement of the Adams administration.

Mr. Marino, though, contends that Bill Me Later delivers new, wealthy customers.

Insurers, though, contend that the providers are slow to file claims and often make billing errors.

And Democrats, though contending with an "establishment versus outsider" matchup of their own, took a victory lap.

Mr. Gaspar, though, contends that once his country's reforms take hold, "we will put our debt-to-G.D.P. ratio on a sustainable path again".

Johnson & Johnson, though, contends that the handful of cases of red cell aplasia in users of its competitors' drugs are evidence that the problem, whatever it is, goes beyond Eprex.

School districts, though, contend that paying for private school for students whose parents enrolled them without district consent — and without previous eligibility for special-education services — diverts precious resources from the millions of special-education students served in the public schools.

The defense, though, contends that Thomas put up such resistance during the 2011 incident that the officers repeatedly had to call for back-up units.

Critics, though, have contended that the Kagame government's reluctance to investigate the plane crash implied doubts about who was really responsible.