Sentence examples for though habitually from inspiring English sources

Tribes, though habitually opposed to authority, had been brought under control and remained relatively quiet after 1932.

(Though remember, it's not as though habitually losing money guarantees a company's demise; Amazon has almost never turned a profit, even as its annual revenue approaches $100 billion).

That is the hemmed-in nature of the office, though voters habitually forget this.

Her memoir was called Living History, though she habitually fails to live up to the title's grandiloquent claim.

"The country has not taken receipt of an aid instalment from the EU or IMF since August 2014 even though it has habitually fulfilled its obligations".

Though de Beauvoir habitually referred to herself as Sartre's "disciple", who influenced whom most over their half-century association is hard to say, and she is currently gaining her own disciples who see her as the driving force behind their ideas.

Even though healthy cats habitually groom themselves and are fastidious by nature, many long-haired kitties need a little or even a lot of extra help keeping their coats beautiful.

My personal opinion, for what it's worth, is that boys may well be better off without fathers who may be untrustworthy, drug-addicted, or habitually unemployed, though Dernard and Wayne would strenuously disagree.

Sinatra fans will quickly point out that their hero wasn't a jazz singer, but though he didn't habitually twist phrases into new shapes or resolve a chorus in an unexpected place he was a big-band singer who grew up with jazz instrumentalists all around him.

President Johnson had habitually spoken as though his fondest wish was to disengage from Vietnam.

But the Kurds, though united for the moment, habitually debate the degree of independence they hope to achieve and the tactics they should pursue.