Sentence examples for though more frequently from inspiring English sources

This is where a quite reasonable argument against prejudice is crudely reversed, and then run with, to occasionally hilarious, though, more frequently, desperately boring effect.

Though more frequently performed than the Glass, Reich's shorter equivalent rarely comes better presented than it was the following evening by the Colin Currie Group.

When these newest graduating young soldiers leave West Point, they, too, will take with them contemporary and traditional poems as added armor against daily troubles less lethal, though more frequently encountered, than enemy guns.

In order to create that pleasantly ridiculous half-hour of Thursday-night television that many of us consider a brief and relaxing interlude before bed, she routinely works 18-hour days".Office" writers get started at 10 a.m. and leave at 7 p.m. at the earliest, though more frequently they're on set until close to midnight.

There have been some defenses of this view, though more frequently in ethics than in epistemology.

Rental contracts can be challenged if either party, though much more frequently the tenant, feels the fee is out of line with the average rents published periodically by city authorities.

It's happening though, and far more frequently than most realise.

Forest Park has twice in its history been involved in murder, though has been more frequently involved with various other crimes.

Also, projects with public funding were frequently multi-center studies, though more often domestic.

(It causes symptoms similar to those of Lyme, though it more frequently begins with fevers and chills).

Very few of the weaker storms, even though much more frequently occurring, generate disturbances exceeding the large-magnitude thresholds, here defined from an actual example of a directional-drilling campaign in the North Sea.