Sentence examples for though of and from inspiring English sources

First, they are only as good as the developer who writes them, and they cannot check for things that a developer hasn't though of and actually coded into the system.

Though, of course, who knows?

"Though," of course, not "through".

Reports like these have a lot of appeal, though, and part of that comes from the thrill of recognition.

Mr. Hale's World Church is scariest of all, though, because of its vigor and highbrow racism.

Though originally of clay and cord braced, kettledrums were later made of metal (or sometimes wood).

Hoving was sick of the job, though, and openly resentful of several trustees.

That's not true, though, of electric- and hybrid-car motors or wind turbines.

All that was true, though, as of last year, and the joke really was on the viewers.

What about the Times, though, supportive of Blair and not too keen on David Cameron economics?

He says most advertisers, though, think of it and other TiVo -like tools as "fringe curiosities.