Sentence examples for though it moves from inspiring English sources

For all the album's repetition and precision, though, it moves like the wind and has no wasted moments.

For the most part, though, it moves briskly and easily holds your attention, largely through a perverse love story that doesn't suffer for being such an obvious metaphor for the larger battle raging beyond Ajla and Danijel's relationship.

This new prosthetic ankle is a little closer than others, though: it moves on its own, adapting to its user's gait and the surface on which it lands.

Though it moves at pace, what makes this tale so deeply satisfying is that its protagonists have had time and space to develop.

He has a few Irish friends in London – including three women who live on a houseboat, where he often stays, even though it moves round the Regent's Canal every couple of weeks as they don't own a fixed mooring.

"Even though it moves around and will touch the player when the ball hits them, it will absorb a significant amount of energy".

Over time, though, it moved closer and closer to Cohen, the firm's founder, until, finally, it enveloped him.

When time was on though, it moved slower than it ever had.

Though much has changed, there's still a Larry's Variety, though it moved into larger quarters on the corner where the barber shop used to be.

In contrast, Brazil, the region's economic behemoth, ranks 82nd overall in the world, according to the report, though it moved up three places last year with improvements in women's wages, estimated earned income and the election of a female head of state, President Dilma Rousseff.

There are high cheekbones; the widely spaced eyes, capable of shooting out serious or comic rays; the left eyebrow, always slightly higher than the right, lending her a subtle quizzicality... Her diction was enchanting: clear, even though it moved between sly Southernisms and Park Avenue lockjaw.