Sentence examples for though on reflection from inspiring English sources

Though, on reflection, the latter is not that surprising: I expect there are still plenty of gay people in their 30s and 40s who have struggled to come out to their families.

It was a relief when we left the discomforts of the studio, with its swooping cameras and weird courtroom surroundings, to find out about Peruvian food or conduct a masterclass in a student's unsavoury kitchen, though on reflection not much of one.

Though on reflection, I should probably have seen that one coming, too.

The views would be spectacular, he says, though on reflection the service could be a problem.

Entertaining stuff, in spite of (though on reflection, maybe because of) the fact that Bragg appears to regard the Beatles, angry playwrights and one humble Cumbrian TV presenter as all having a broadly similar impact on the changing times.

Again, the concept of a "linked inbox" wasn't obvious to me, though on reflection it makes a lot of sense: if you're dealing with, say, email addresses for a club and for a business and your family, you could link the family and club ones in one "linked inbox", and have the work in a separate one.

Reflections on middle age.

Some may on reflection be wrong.

I could do them very quickly, though perhaps, on reflection, speed wasn't the most important thing.

I do know someone who used to do it as an impoverished student, though actually, on reflection, I'm not sure to what extent money came into it.

On reflection, though, it's understandable.