Sentence examples for though it was did from inspiring English sources

His generosity to defeated opponents, magnanimous though it was, did not win their affection.

Hitler's plan to attack Poland predates the Molotov-Ribbentrop pact, so that deal, shameful though it was, did not provide the definitive go-ahead for the invasion.

But Mr Miliband's speech, successful though it was, did not slice through the tangle of issues that have made Labour's position so tricky in the past two years.

But Pets.com's own brand of promotion, successful though it was, did not prove popular with everyone, particularly those working to boost the profile of Internet companies.

Even a tsunami followed by a nuclear meltdown in Japan, awful though it was, did not cause the global economy to buckle.Civilisation is robust because it depends first and foremost on what is in people's heads.

Children's vese by Ian Serraillier, Ted Hughes, James Reeves, and the later Eleanor Farjeon, excellent though it was, did not speak with the master tones of a de la Mare or the precise simplicity of a Stevenson.

Ultimately, though, it was done.

Now, though, it is doing something much more complicated.

Too often, though, it is done badly or simply done too much.

Now, though, it is done for real, everyone is dead, and the surprise is that instead of being relieved, I feel worse.

If you taught us anything though, it's don't stop at education.