Sentence examples for though fact from inspiring English sources

Even though fact retrieval in adults relies largely on a rote memory process, it is possible that number sense could aid in retrieval success by increasing the semantic content of the information being retrieved [ 62].

After that, though, facts get fuzzy.

(Though in fact they have continued to deport harmless migrants much as before).

There's not much to do there though; in fact there's nothing to do there.

Though, in fact, it's not a new way at all.

This made her appear small, though, in fact, her frame was of normal dimensions.

(Though in fact a fancy new pay toilet was less than half a block away).

For Brännström, though, the fact that the transplant does not save a life misses the point.

For O'Connell, though, the fact Caterham will be in Abu Dhabi allows them to continue talks with potential new owners.

Critics charged that he was the "acting president", though, in fact, Lincoln knew well enough how to handle his underlings.

(Though in fact, Bainbridge was always so thin that very little alcohol was required to make her very jolly).