Sentence examples for though it is not entirely from inspiring English sources

This account could not be verified, though it is not entirely from left field.

Though it is not entirely clear why, the blood vessels in the nasal lining quickly become tolerant to the drugs' shrinking effects.

Ms. Reichl, formerly a restaurant critic at The New York Times, will most likely leave Condé Nast, though it is not entirely clear, a Condé Nast spokeswoman, Maurie Perl, said.

Though it is not entirely clear to ornithologists why they do so, mockingbirds in the city have been known to imitate police sirens, car alarms, buses and even the beeping of garbage trucks or backhoes in reverse, as well as the songs of other birds.

Instead, they talk about keeping the Internet tax free, at least for a while, even though it is not entirely clear why a sale that takes place over the Net should be treated differently from one that takes place over the phone.

Compounding that problem, the ski pass-through area is closed on the Fusion Energi, even though it is not entirely blocked by the battery pack.

Even then, though, it wasn't entirely clear that there was a company in the making.

An extreme reaction, perhaps, though it isn't entirely at odds with how many Welsh people feel living in a country that still isn't fully devolved.

But the catastrophic-failure scenario envisioned by the ACA's critics, in which low enrollment composed of disproportionately sick people leads to premium hikes and an adverse-selection "death spiral", now seems unlikely (though it isn't entirely out of the question, as our health-care correspondent writes).

Liabilities under GDPR can also extend to any third party entities a company engages to process personal data on its behalf — though it's not entirely clear, in the case of Apple, whether it will be at risk of being in any way liable for how iOS developers process their app users' personal data given its own business relationship with those developers.

It's like a graduation, though it's not entirely clear what they are graduating from.