Sentence examples for though not spelled from inspiring English sources

The Biddy League - as in "itty-bitty," though not spelled that way - has a height limit of 5 foot 7 and Jason's body seemed to be in a tall mood.

Of his other novels of the 1920s Wintersmoon (1928), his first attempt at a full-length love story, portrays a clash between traditionalism and modernism: his own sympathies, though not spelled out, were clearly with the traditionalists.

The United States will act alone if it must, he has warned, though he has not spelled out what exactly that would entail.

From his infirm voice, we infer he's looking back on the events from old age and thus endowing them with special significance, though this is not spelled out.

The solid bloc of opposition from the three House Republican leaders on the commission confirmed that they had been emboldened by the midterm results and would follow their own course, though they have not spelled out how they will cut spending on the scale they have promised.

Mr. Romney's overheard remarks at a fund-raiser in Florida on Sunday night that, if elected, he planned to slash government programs (though he has not spelled that out for the voters) gave Obama backers the perfect opening, and they jumped on it.

It proposes to "make rural farms into profitable business," though exactly how is not spelled out.

I feel my concerns and issues are not spelled out at the higher level properly, though I share everything with my supervisors.

It's not spelled out anywhere near as clearly as in the story, though.

Everything was not spelled out.

3 Make a distinction between yourself, a peace-loving, yet strong and courageous man and the "lunatic settlers", whose enterprise must eventually end (though do not spell out in this way and continue to blindly support them in any way possible).