Sentence examples for though help from inspiring English sources

Numbers, though, help define his worth.

I can't, though, help feeling sympathy with that Cleese yawn.

The word does not, though, help us all that much with the large, long-term question raised by the most torrid period for the coalition since its inception.

TheSuch a theory is speculative: Burton wrote a comedy in Latin, called Philosophaster, that took him 12 years to complete; but then his playwriting was a pastime rather than a career choice.The conceit of Burton himself as adaptor does, though, help frame the staging: the performers debate what to include, carry scripts, and occasionally tear out pages.

Those allegations, though, help to further support Ehrenreich's point.

He could, though, help her embrace life with confidence -- a confidence that comes from recognizing strengths and acknowledging weaknesses.

Though helped by high prices for farm exports, this is showing fragility.

Spaghetti alla carbonara was somewhat muted, though helped by pancetta and a sharp Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese.

The new ones weren't too shabby, though, helping a notorious left-footer to score all five with his right.

The Champions League ties, though, helped to buy credit and deflect attention from a Premier League campaign that never quite ignited.

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