Sentence examples for though fascinating from inspiring English sources

It makes for a horribly uncomfortable - though fascinating - read.

His tribulations, though fascinating, were not the kind we've grown accustomed to from contemporary memoirs.

It's not the training, though – fascinating though many runners find it.

Though fascinating, the historical background — the Soviet invasion, the mujahedeen, internecine tribal warfare — isn't always well integrated into the plot.

At one point, Scammell tellingly quotes the critic Raymond Mortimer on why Koestler's writings, though fascinating, were also oddly "dislikable".

Yet historically his games (like Black & White), though fascinating and provocative, have fallen just short of fulfilling all of the extravagant claims he made for them.

Again, though, a fascinating journey.

There is, though, a fascinating case of failure in his short career.

For all its high-tech and high art, though, the fascinating thing about the School of Noise – much like the Scratch Orchestra that Brian Dennis was a member of in the sixties and seventies – is that it treats the avant-garde as a real folk tradition.

His work is fascinating, though, in its seductive rigor.

It's absolutely fascinating, though, because it's real.