Sentence examples for though more familiar from inspiring English sources

Another rare Aston, though more familiar in appearance, was the 1960 DB4GT sold by RM at its Monterey, Calif., auction in August.

Other starters, though more familiar, were well made — like masala dosa, a South Indian favorite of mine that is usually a breakfast staple.

This conversation, though more familiar in terms of violence, is not new: "Neighbors," nor any film that's not a gun-control documentary, certainly doesn't work to remedy the prevalence of mass shootings.

"Tokyo Waka," a fleet 63 minutes long, is being shown with another documentary about an equally mysterious though somewhat more familiar animal.

The knickers talk – though fairly imaginative – is more familiar than it was.

There are bright spots, though, especially among the more familiar web names: Yahoo! (YHOO) is up 5 5/16 to 197 5/16, Ebay ebay adds 7 3/8 to 205, while Amazon.com amzn reverses its recent slide and tacks on 8 5/8 to 200 5/8.

Others, though, chose the more familiar path of resistance.

England can expect to confront a different, though perhaps a more familiar, foe today.

Though United are more familiar with Chelsea than any Premier League opponents, they are to some degree an unknown quantity under André Villas-Boas, and Ferguson is not about to gift the new boy an easy start.

In this dialogue he uses the expression "the not other" as a substantive for God as the divine Not-Other, even though we are more familiar with the phrase in comparative expressions that are negative ways of stating self-identity.

Now, though, supplements not only are more familiar, but they are also becoming attractions.