Sentence examples for though outstanding from inspiring English sources

Though outstanding in just about every other way, Leiden is not a city of great hotels.

In his essay on Michael Joyce ("as of this day the 79th best tennis player on planet Earth"), Wallace considers the workaday life of someone who, though outstanding at what he does, will never be a household name.

And it's not as though outstanding schools are permanently infallible.

So I think that 1) Uber's execution, even though outstanding in many respects, has room to improve, and 2) their market design is not ideal from a consumer standpoint.

The actual quality of the cheesy video, though, is outstanding.

"Kanye's music is outstanding though," he said, turning down the faux opportunity to "hang" with America's other premiere couple.

Anderson and Broad were simply outstanding, though, as they have been all series, hammering away relentlessly on a length, offering nothing either to drive or to cut and pull, all to an immaculate line.

The inauguration of the Convention was, though, the only outstanding achievement.

Richard Dorment, art critic of the Daily Telegraph, said: "Though four outstanding artists were nominated, Mark Wallinger towered over the others.

The blue salad, though, was outstanding, loaded with julienned sticks of crunchy green apple, carrots, dried cranberries, toasted sunflower seeds and blue cheese, and accompanied by a white balsamic vinaigrette.

Tagore's novels, though less outstanding than his poems and short stories, are also worthy of attention; the best known are Gorā (1910) and Ghare-Bāire (1916; The Home and the World).