Sentence examples for though directed from inspiring English sources

Many other Egyptians, though, directed their ire at the protesters who had camped out in the streets for weeks.

The film, though, directed by Malcolm Mowbray, isn't quite savvy enough to compete with the slyest entries in that genre or madcap enough to run with the zaniest.

That kind of criticism, though directed at no specific colleague, is still rare in the Senate.

All three co-created the film, which was largely improvised (though directed by Rob Reiner).

Violence continued today in Iraq, though directed more against buildings than American soldiers.

And there was Ms. Reiss's yelling, which, though directed at the children, still made her uneasy.

Even in a relatively free discourse, though, direct criticism is often frowned upon, and mocking of religious figures, or along theological lines, is largely off limits.

With regard to single people, though, direct questions readily elicit negative judgments.

He did take part in some outstanding productions, though, directing and designing scenery for Ibsen's The Pretenders (Copenhagen, 1926) and for Macbeth (New York, 1928).

Even though directing angry and hurtful words at another is not necessarily life-threatening, the emotional wounds they create can be just as deep as physical abuse.

Her anger, though, is not directed solely at Picasso.