Sentence examples for though negative from inspiring English sources

No list would be complete without one more entry, though negative: the first time that The Times did not publish.

People sometimes talk as though negative emotions are like fully formed objects that have to be expelled from the body.

Though negative in content, the impression it makes is positive; one has a perception of an absence where one misses something.

Prior to the result, both insisted their relationship could withstand the rough and tumble of the leadership race, though negative briefings by the two camps began to suggest the pressure of being the two front-runners was beginning to show.

Though negative ulnar variance was maintained, there was increased slope of the distal radial articular surface.

Association between smallholder's adaptive capacity and their age though negative, was also weak and not significant (r = − 0.026, p ≥ 0.05).

Mr. Sunstein's assessment is somewhat different from Mr. Lessig's, though still negative.

Elsewhere, though, the negative campaigns were believed to have soured voters and even lowered turnout.

So far Iraq has sent the United Nations mixed, though largely negative, signals about its intentions toward the new panel, called the United Nations Monitoring, Verification and Inspection Commission.

A month later, though, those negative perceptions had diminished, the Army found, and there is no solid evidence that recruiting will be affected over time, the general said.

After the children reached 13 14 years of age, though, a negative correlation between M70L and M70R amplitude was observed.