Sentence examples for though intentionally from inspiring English sources

She did fade away, though intentionally: in 1979 she dissolved her band, the Patti Smith Group, leaving New York and her escalating fame behind for an apparently contented life as a suburban Detroit housewife, tucking into domesticity with her husband, the guitarist Fred Smith, and their children, Jackson (a son) and Jesse (a daughter).

That warning came about because antismoking groups had recently discovered that the News Corporation and its 20th Century Fox Film division were already on the bandwagon, thanks to a strict though intentionally unpublicized policy of rooting tobacco out of youth-friendly films for the last three years.

But instead of asking users to enter a sequence of letters and numbers from a blurry image, they complete a game-like mini challenge (though, intentionally, they aren't challenging at all), such as moving an on-screen slider in a straight-ish line to unwrap a virtual chocolate bar.

Schneekluth, though, intentionally kept the answers vague.

Though intentionally humorous, this accurate presentation of the dialect was pioneering work in American literature.

The message, though intentionally obscured, is clear if you look hard enough: The tools that built the People's Republic may have become rotting relics, but don't you dare say anything about it, or else... Though Wu knows a bit of English, we primarily speak through the gallery's assistant director, Willem Molesworth, who translates our discussion in and out of Mandarin.

You can help your gut to be ready, though, by intentionally getting into the right frame of mind as the session begins.

Be careful though, don't intentionally wait until the last minute because the gift could be out of stock.

It is hilarious, though not intentionally so.

Justice Scalia is right in one respect, though not intentionally.

Even the bill's Senate proponents admit as much, though not intentionally.