Sentence examples for though formally from inspiring English sources
Though formally much more inventive than "Freedom," "U.S.A".
The postwar Fourth and Fifth Republics, though formally different, were essentially a continuation of it.
Though formally impressive and conceptually intriguing, it is less transporting emotionally and imaginatively than you might wish.
Mr Berezovsky accused the two ministers of "constantly trying to steer" ORT, one of Russia's leading television channels which, though formally state-owned, he controls.
Executive power is vested in the cabinet, which is organized and headed by the prime minister, though formally appointed by the House of Representatives.
So this too, though formally a separate issue from the battle against al-Qaeda, means that America has a cause it must pursue overseas.
Temp workers, though, are formally employed by the staffing companies.
Though never formally trained in art, he began to draw birds in nature.
SINGAPORE — Though China formally adopted the Gregorian calendar at the founding of the republic in 1912, the traditional Chinese zodiac and calendar are often still used — for example, to choose favorable dates for holidays, weddings or other family events.
"Though never formally ratified, the agreement was adhered to by both parties and limited Soviet threats that our other conventional and nuclear weapons programs were designed to counter".
As a history museum, though, this institution — formally called the Philadelphia History Museum at the Atwater Kent — is subject to separate, less stringent guidelines put forward by other associations.
