Sentence examples for though of such from inspiring English sources
The phrase "though of such" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a contrast or concession, but it lacks proper context and structure to be usable. Example: "Though of such importance, the decision was made hastily."
There seems to have been little chance, though, of such a theory adding up in reality.
What are the chances, though, of such concurrences being merely happenstance?
Though, acceptance of such technologies has consequences, there is need for creating biosafety regulatory systems to decrease and eradicate possible potential risks arising from agricultural biotechnology on flora and fauna.
Though, of course, such things didn't come cheap, with unlocked pricing in the mid-to-high $800 range.
In a sense, though, the victims of such attacks have only themselves to blame.
At other times, though, the consumer of such a meal may feel as much like a victim as a guest.
(Though, as scholars of such things might point out, Runyon's story of the long engagement of Hot Horse Herbie and Miss Cutie Singleton anticipates the topos).
Though, the prediction of such properties is complex, as the measurement sites available are sparsely located.
They claim to have the private support of Colombia's neighbors even though leaders of such countries express public misgivings.
For years, he had suspected that a large fire was inevitable, though one of such scale and intensity had been all but unimaginable.
On the one hand, I would have no problem with Israel withdrawing from the West Bank in general, even though sites of such historic and religious importance such as Hebron and Jericho would be handed over.
