Sentence examples for though emphasized from inspiring English sources

Mr. Conrad, though, emphasized that he was keeping an open mind.

The main event, though, emphasized the kind of spectacle we're accustomed to seeing from Perry: fireworks exploding above the Bowl during "Firework," a drum line motoring the power ballad "Unconditionally," Juicy J's unannounced appearance to do his verse from the new album's "Dark Horse".

Krauze, though, emphasizes that Paz also tried to work his way out of the revolutionary inebriations — even if, from Krauze's standpoint, his progress was a little slow.

The results are derived from simulations, though, emphasizing the need for an analytical solution.

How can you be ninety-two-point-five-five percent Senn?" Senn, though, emphasizes that the data supports a range — not a precise age--and that his reports make that clear.

The Home does, though, emphasize services that Google can provide on its own.

While emphasizing the future can indicate competence, for instance, it's not as though emphasizing the past is a sign of incompetence.

Some in Rio lamented the episode, though, emphasizing that they wished the police were always so efficient in clearing up reports of violent crime.

Though emphasizing that the decision on union representation was up to the workers, Ms. Carnahan voiced confidence that they would reject it.

They focus their argument elsewhere, though, emphasizing that knives fill so many beneficial roles, from carving Thanksgiving turkeys to whittling, that they do not deserve the bad name they often get.

Our proposal similarly draws on a working memory rationale for how "Tetris" may affect flashback formation in a modality specific manner [48], though emphasizes all the senses involved in imagery (not just the visual modality).