Sentence examples for though neither does from inspiring English sources

Both Jamie Houghton's son and a nephew have worked at Corning Inc., though neither does now.

Certainly, a single-player game doesn't involve interacting with another person, though neither does reading a book.

"I'm too busy working, though now I know it doesn't surprise me, though neither does it exactly make me feel very valued, even though I actually feel very Swiss myself.

Moreover, the communitarian opposition to liberal values is limited, and does not extend to advocacy of religious intolerance and homogeneity or patriarchal authority (see Taylor 1977; Waldron 1992)—though neither does the anti-liberalism of Burkean conservatives.

Mr Kim did not reply, though neither did he cancel her North Korean passport.

He did not make a startling difference, though neither did he look out of place.

Moyes did not disagree, though neither did he attempt to defend his player's actions.

The peahen posed no danger, though neither did the cobra, he said, since it never left the Reptile House.

And the importance of openness and agreeableness increased over time, though neither did as significantly as extraversion.

E.U. officials do not entirely accept that analysis, though neither do they hide the challenge posed by the diverging economic performances of euro-zone nations.

In her account, the police and the prosecutors generally do not get much benefit of the doubt (though neither did the original defendants, from the authorities).