Sentence examples for though mercifully from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately the excruciating spousal stand-up act of Mr. Chabon and the writer Ayelet Waldman, was perfectly audible, though, mercifully, the picture cut out completely a few times.

All these portraits – there are slightly in excess of twenty of them, though, mercifully, only a selection can be seen here – were painted by a little known Belgian called Nestor Cambier.

The awards themselves also managed to celebrate the spirit that makes Broadway impossible to give up on even in a year in which Kathie Lee Gifford became a Tony-eligible (though, mercifully, not nominated) lyricist.

Wire-spoke wheels reinforce its retro demeanor (though mercifully, they carry tubeless tires).

The leader, though mercifully short, managed to be crass, fallacious, specious and tendentious.

There was also the 1970s-style confrontation between north and south (though mercifully not between east and west) that emerged.

Mercifully, though, as his proposals show, he does not.

(Mercifully, though, the author begins with a "rogues gallery" of capsule biographies to help readers keep track of who's who).

Perhaps because time is so important here, during the allotted minute an interpreter began giving us French and English translations of the official's remarks; suddenly, and mercifully, though, his voice broke.

Once the US caught wind of this, though, Chapelle was mercifully released.

Mercifully though, all the TV networks kept to their agreement among themselves to publicly announce nothing until all polls had closed, and by then - even more mercifully - the picture had changed.