Sentence examples for though not how from inspiring English sources

We understand the mechanics well, though not how it is controlled by the genes.

(Though not how "flashier" is used to make "intuitive" sound unimportant, when actually it's the most important element).

That's how elections work, though not how they worked for generations in Mississippi, where people were killed in living memory just for the right to register to vote.

He mentions that one of the 9/11 hijackers got a speeding ticket, though not how strip-searching him might have stopped the attacks, or how many millions of speeders you need to sort through to find a terrorist.

In the Brooklyn neighborhood perhaps most accustomed to the stop-and-frisk policing strategy, word that a federal judge had ruled that the practice violated the constitutional rights of minority New Yorkers prompted some residents to say that they understood — and even supported — the rationale behind the strategy, though not how it unfolded around them day after day.

Here's why we need a critical debate about Google's Real Name policy: first, because it embodies a highly controversial theory of human behaviour, that the way to maximise civility is to abolish anonymity – even though everyone knows Muammar Gaddafi's real name (though not how to spell it) and no one knows the name of the kind driver who slows to let you cross the road.

Though, not sure how they'd find the time with that breakneck schedule.

The issue, though, is not how much is spent, but what it is spent on.

What interests me about such ideas, though, is not how radical they sound, but how ultimately feeble.

The larger story, though, is not how the miners died but how they lived.

Harvesting wild oysters, though, is not how most of the famous Wellfleets are collected.