Sentence examples for though not taking from inspiring English sources

Yet such biography, though not taking great risks, does employ the arts of selection and arrangement.

Though not taking place until spring, action team coordinator Molly Bruce has begun strategizing for the D.C. lobbying trip and networking with alumni for a potential Coastal Conversations session.

This shot, the article said, was achieved "with [a] Fairchild 'bug-eye' type extreme wide-angle lens covering a field of almost 180 degrees". Though not taking sides, Frewin, Kubrick's assistant, recalls that the director used a 160-degree "mapping lens" borrowed from Fairchild-Curtis for HAL's point-of-view shots and later returned to the optical company.

His fame gave him a special status in Japanese politics as a radical who was tolerated by the mainstream, though not taken seriously — until now.

A photo tweeted by David Cameron this week of himself supposedly talking on the phone to Obama, though not taken by the PM, sparked a backlash of spoof selfies in which celebrities and others snapped themselves supposedly listening in.

Even though not taken into account by EU policymakers [ 2], the main purpose of public hospital banks has always been to provide quality grafts for therapeutic use.

The government, though, is not taking chances.

Chocolate, though, is not taking a holiday.

The use of dish-racks, though often not taken seriously in communities, contributes to ensuring that food utensils are not exposed to contamination.

"I feel as though we're not taking responsibility," Ms. De Mendonca said.

It seems as though Mr. Krozel is not taking his defeat well at all.