Sentence examples for though if having from inspiring English sources

It is aggravating, though, if, having written a confession, you then go around insisting that everybody else sign it, too.

The argument's not watertight, though: If having a TV show were proof of one's moral or ethical character, we probably wouldn't have had, for example, eight seasons of a sitcom starring a man whom dozens of women would eventually accuse of rape or sexual assault.

Though, if he had, he might have been taking revenge for an incident in which Costacurta stood on his foot.

It would not have worked, though, if East had trusted his partner to lead a high club from a weak suit, not the deuce.

I realized though that if having a family was highly important to us (which it is) I needed to make some lifestyle changes.

The mango would have been better, though, if it had been peeled.

I do have to say, though, if you have light around to "charge" the keys, why are you typing in the dark?

And yet he admires his subject -- he even attributes "the spirit of Dunkirk and the Battle of Britain" to Kipling's teaching, as though "If" had flown Spitfires.

Google's success has created a problem, though: if you have a voting system, people are going to try to manipulate it.

Imagine, though, if Woods had been in contention Sunday and Els had done some of the things he did.

I wouldn't have chosen him as a subject, though, if he had been just another philandering poet.