Sentence examples for though plainly from inspiring English sources

Jerry Gant's sculptures, though plainly constructed, inspire a similar reaction.

The Iranians called Natanz a "pilot plant," though plainly it was intended for large-scale enrichment.

Above all, though plainly he has more than enough on his plate elsewhere, Mr Obama must get personally involved.The outlines of a durable agreement have long been clear.

They should be grateful for America's profligacy: those borrowing-and-spending habits, though plainly unsustainable, have recently been the major engine of global growth.

Though plainly partisan, flung out like ephemeral flares, these papers have since acquired their monumental status as a gloss on the intentions of the founders, with an authority just below that of the Constitution itself.

Mr. Gore's proposals, derided by the Bush campaign as calling for excessive spending, are harder to follow in detail, though plainly they amount to a continuation of President Clinton's approach.

Bin Laden, though, had plainly flown the coop.

Judge Cooper, though, was plainly persuaded by McWane's efforts.

Lacking in experience though they plainly are, the thawar have had some success.

So did I. I'd never thought of a big city school system as a monopoly, though it plainly is for parents without means.

Joel Mokyr is an economic historian at Northwestern, and "A Culture of Growth," though rather plainly written, is a fascinating attempt to answer that essential question.