Sentence examples for though momentarily from inspiring English sources

All the romance is pretty wrongheaded, though momentarily satisfying".

Twice this month, Mr. Powell swept across the Atlantic before finally being sidelined -- though momentarily -- by prostate surgery.

Though momentarily in favor of France's paying her war debt, when the American Debt Commission recently wished to descend upon his hotel, he threatened to pack up and leave rather than be surrounded by a crowd, even of industrial experts.

Simultaneously, analysts worry that a secular stagnation, though momentarily offset by asset bubbles, may have been already at play in major advanced economies, leading to the ongoing sluggish and feeble recovery.

Even though momentarily, it subsides with a continual laugh on a joke!

After rolling to the outside to chase after her opponent, though, Paige was momentarily distracted by Brie and Nikki Bella at ringside, allowing Fox to take a cheap shot at turning things in her favor.

Very occasionally, though, someone slips momentarily through the net, and I am indebted to the AFC Wimbledon fanzine Wise Men Say for drawing my attention to a spellbinding football tale.

The dispiritedness is relieved, though only momentarily, by the usually sombre Richard Jenkins, who shows up dressed in black, looking like, of all people, William Burroughs, and playing some sort of ageless hipster.

On May 21, however, to satisfy orders from London for more positive action, he launched an attack from Arras southward against the right flank of the Germans' corridor; but, though it momentarily alarmed the German high command, this small counterstroke lacked the armoured strength necessary for success.

He then asked me my name, and though I momentarily panicked, thinking that I couldn't seriously give my name to a known scammer, I also knew that, having gone on about truth and honesty for the past five minutes, I should tell the truth myself.

Cage's Zen-inspired text "Lecture on Nothing" is balm to an obsessive-compulsive: "Regard it as something seen momentarily, as though from a window while traveling … at any instant, one may leave it, and whenever one wishes one may return to it.