Sentence examples for though indecisive from inspiring English sources

[C1.] Measure to Set Up Asbestos Trust Fund Advances Backers of legislation to create a $140 billion trust fund for victims of asbestos exposure won an important though indecisive victory on Tuesday evening, when the Senate voted to begin debate on the measure.

Though indecisive in most matters, he waited only a few weeks before proposing.

Though, like an indecisive parent, Mr. Springsteen didn't name the band right away.

Though strategically indecisive, the conduct of the battle was sufficient proof of the military awareness of the Arabs even before their campaigns in Persia and Syria.

Konrad III was considered to be a brave knight, though often described as indecisive in moments of crisis.

Though it was indecisive, the leader of the Goths, Alaric, afterward withdrew them from Italy.

Though they were indecisive on where to go for that first date, when it came to the decision to get married, the couple was set.

Many Peruvians, though, see the government as indecisive, and Mr. Toledo's popularity has also suffered from a series of broken promises.

Its horrors hardly checked the magnificent revels of Edward's court, and neither the plague nor the truce stayed the slow course of the French war, though the fighting was indecisive and on a small scale.

It is not that he lacks a "vision" (his egalitarian meritocracy is perfectly serviceable), or that he is indecisive and uncharismatic (though he is).

For some presumably artistic reason, 45 minutes later, the middle schoolers are speeding on a highway looking forward to the weekend parties (note: though in the car, the indecisive Miss Black is still grappling with this whole "which seat do I take?" predicament).