Sentence examples for though it is evident from inspiring English sources
Today, though, it is evident that the punishment of the Baltimore Orioles Armando Benitezz, the pitcher who threw at and injured the Yankees' Tino Martinez, did not fit the crime.
Yet, even though it is evident to most that our problems arose from finance run wild, several media commentators claim the fault lies with its victim, the public.
This observation is made without rancour, though it is evident Seymour is no fan of the rash of police procedurals that have replaced the thriller writers of old.
Though it is evident that many reservoirs of this kind do exist in many parts of the earth, yet it is unreasonable for any one to refuse to admit that air becomes water in the earth for the same reason as it does above it.
Yet he offered not even a pretense of resistance to the biggest Democratic interest group: teachers unions--even though it is evident that what's driving their opposition to this program is not principle but naked self-interest.
The 30 curiae had each its distinct name, which are said to have been derived from the names of the Sabine women who had been carried off by the Romans, though it is evident that some derived their names from certain districts or from ancient eponymous heroes.
Mr. Nixon's announcement came only two days after he told his Cabinet that he would not resign but would let the constitutional impeachment process run its course, even though it was evident he would be removed from office after a trial by the Senate.
sTfR was overall more sensitive, even though it was evident that the ferritin sensitivity was influenced by selected cut-offs.
Though it's evident that the Bolshoi is still a great company, it also feels evident that it is no longer Mr. Ratmansky's troupe.
Though it's evident that music is the basis of most of his work, he's not a zealot about it.
And though it was evident he was underrehearsed (he flubbed a line or two), Mr. Newman's ability to react within the confines of his character was impressive.
