Sentence examples for though more of from inspiring English sources

They could use, though, more of a sense of the mood of the crowd.

Now, though, more of the village lands, and the view, are disappearing behind concrete as Israel constructs the latest section of its barrier here, separating Walajeh's houses from Israeli territory and from the adjacent Jewish settlement of Har Gilo.

Despite protests by some Hindu groups, the film isn't that provocative, though; more of a playful shove in the direction of greater tolerance and a more questioning attitude to institutionalised religion.

Though more of the country's edge is land than sea, few cars leave by either route.

Even though more of the over-50s now have internet access, relatively few are banking online.

It's as though more of Duchovny has seeped into his greatest creation.

Levi's father was a member, though more out of convenience than commitment.

Not quite Big Ben, though – more the Houses of Parliament.

The Sherrod case, though, more reminds me of the David Howard controversy in 1999.

By 2007, though, more than 50percentt of Web users will be Chinese, according to some forecasts.

Apparently, though, more than 80percentt of my fellow Americans disagree.