Sentence examples for though ideas from inspiring English sources

In Silicon Valley, though, ideas mean nothing and execution is everything.

Backed by Mr Chirac, he long insisted he will not withdraw the contract, though ideas for compromise are now emerging.

He certainly has his own ideas about how the game should be played, though, ideas that originated with his famous father.

Though ideas such as repealing the headscarf ban or promoting religious schooling doubtless attract Islamist voters, party members present them purely as a matter of civil liberties.

But when you love a person's charm you love something that is irrational, even though ideas and concepts do explain charm at a more intense degree.

Writing it, I was at a stage when I felt as though ideas, to be strong, needed the power of more classic forms.

Beyond this framing, though, the ideas weren't anything especially new for the GOP.

NC: Is that a good idea, though, that one idea?

To the team, though, the idea makes no sense.

Among Spanish citizens, though, the idea is deeply unpopular.

Back at Riverdale, though, the idea of a character report card made Randolph nervous.