Sentence examples for though leads from inspiring English sources

Mr. Geertz's quasi-relativism, though, leads to other problems.

The path of wishful thinking, though, leads awfully close to mush.

The harder recriminatory strain, though, leads to invective: "You have put it into your head to live entirely off me.

Jay, though, leads with a classic politician move, holding up the baby; the first words out of his mouth on "Magna Carta" are "Blue told me remind you".

Depleting H1 in the presence of hyperactive hop Tum-l kinase, though, leads to excessive production of phosphorylated STAT92E and enhanced tumorigenesis.

The stress, though, led to severe headaches.

Those very elements that seduced Mr. Cochran and Mr. Hill, though, led to EC's demise.

It could though lead to confusion and a patchwork pattern of devolution.

This frustration, though, led to the idea that later became Front Flip.

It could though lead to famine, if there is an escalation of fighting.

Sometimes, though, boldness leads to great architecture, and to the sublime.