Sentence examples for though obliging from inspiring English sources

No Pot Noodles though, obliging us to visit the Woolpack Inn, where the food was pricey and unpleasant.

Though obliged after a series of scandals to reflect public and governmental concern about police/media relations, senior officers know the involvement of the press is vital for solving crime at both national and local level.

Obliging though Mrs. Pitre was by nature, she evidently felt that this would be going too far.

That's patronising guff, as though Italians are obliging peasants who exist solely to make visiting stockbrokers feel good about themselves.

It's late now, and though Aid is obliging company, the pub is thinning out, save for a few determined bingo enthusiasts and a couple of solitary men, sipping pints in silence.

Regrettably, though, donors might oblige.

The Dons, though, failed to oblige.

A lawyer, though, might feel obliged to be honest in this situation.

In many other countries the seller, though not obliged, is at least entitled to resell the goods.

The Intuflo Hardware Store, on Columbus Ave . near 68th St. knows that man does not live by wing nuts or duct tape or power sanders alone, though it obliges its customers by stocking all these.

Valence retires from the stage to spend more time with his orphaned grandson -- they enjoy playing video games together -- but when a famous American filmmaker (John Malkovich) asks him to play Buck Mulligan in the adaptation he is filming of Joyce's "Ulysses," Valence accepts the role, even though it obliges him to perform in a language he doesn't speak.