Sentence examples for though indeed from inspiring English sources

What saves it, though – indeed, what makes it brilliant – is its fury.

Though indeed high-strung, the mellow-sounding little rotary never feels short of power; Road & Track magazine recorded a 0-to-60 m.p.h.

They argued that only the North American species -- known as Ictaluridae -- are genuine catfish, though indeed there are more than 2,000 species of catfish.

Except they took one look at my knee and said that though indeed I did have a "shredded" meniscus (their term), its repair wouldn't mean anything because the knee itself had gone to hell in a handbasket (my term).

He regarded mime as merely the body-language component of acting in general though, indeed, the most essential ingredient as language and dialogue could all too easily replace genuine expressiveness and emotion.

He once went to the palace, and he heard the awful news; and he can't quite put it out of his head, even though — indeed, precisely because — no one else believes him.

And the opportunities are indeed plentiful, though so are the obstacles.

What had really convinced me that I had been Lymed, though -- indeed, that most of the state has been -- was a list of symptoms I found on a National Institutes of Health Web site.

Not sure about the red shorts idea, though... .. Indeed, it's been calculated that England have won 62% of their games on the Beeb and just 30% on ITV and, as Marina Hyde noted today, they've even lost six of the eight games when Clive Tyldesley has been commentating.

The Redskins, though, did indeed draft Davis.

The story, though grim indeed, should become essential reading.