Sentence examples for though it can appear from inspiring English sources

Though it can appear at any age, the condition primarily affects middle-aged men.

Today, though, it can seem as though shiny new gadgets are appearing on the market faster than most artists and their wallets can keep up.

BEIJING — Literature is not a boxing match, though sometimes it can appear that way given the polarizing passions it can generate.

As Mr Martin observes wryly: "It wasn't fashionable to be Indian until recently".Tribes such as the Morongo have become so rich, so quickly, that it can appear as though they have hit the jackpot in one of their own casinos.

It can appear weighty and oppressive.

Mostly, though, it can just look nasty.

Though it can often appear that way.

Nowadays, though, anyone can appear to be a hipster provided they buy the right jeans.

In television interviews and in news conferences, though, she can appear shy or reticent.

The Leonids are white or bluish white, many are faint, though can appear outstandingly bright, leaving glowing trains in their wake.

Though they can appear true, it remains possible that they are false.