Sentence examples for though once more from inspiring English sources

Marx, though, once more refrained from making this explicit; he seemed to show no interest in locating his criticism of capitalism in any of the traditions of moral philosophy, or explaining how he was generating a new tradition.

France, though once more fully integrated into NATO, agreed in September to sell Russia four Mistral-class warships the biggest arms sale to Russia made by a NATO country in the history of the alliance.

Here, one might appeal to something like salience, though once more far more would have to be said about what might make a particular 'George' salient when several Georges are present or have recently been the topic of conversation.

Lochte rallied, though, and once more pulled alongside Phelps.

This fall, though, Salonen has once more made L.A. his principal residence, realizing that here is where his inspiration lies.

ReprintsAngela Merkel, the German chancellor, was quick to agree, even though she once more confirmed her talent for winning elections.

Ms. Merkel said that the regions' problems were included in what she described as an "intense" discussion with Mr. Rajoy, though she once more voiced confidence that Mr. Rajoy would sort out Spain's financing problems.

For now though, the question is once more, who is next for Ronda?

For England, though, the wheels are once more in danger of coming off.

Once more, though, the spectators had been deprived of eight overs' play even allowing for the extra half-hour, which has pretty much become standard.

(Mrs Palin, of course, may rise once more, though, if this account is anything to go by, her chances of success are likely to be slimmer than ever).That Mrs Clinton ran a bad campaign is well known.