Sentence examples for though principally from inspiring English sources

Being a connoisseur has its drawbacks, though, principally a horror of tacky drapes.

Though principally known as a critic, it was as a poet that Bergonzi began to find a place in the English literary scene in the early 50s.

John Cage, though principally a pianist, was drawn toward percussion in the 1930s and '40s, and organized ensembles for which he wrote his "Constructions" and other works.

Strikes arise for a number of reasons, though principally in response to economic conditions (defined as an economic strike and meant to improve wages and benefits) or labour practices (intended to improve work conditions).

Though he eventually left and took up a peripatetic life, he remained close to his family and by the 1970s his three children, Karl, Björn and Vera — though principally Björn — began to make work with him and to be credited along with him.

Figure 4 shows the potential to miss malignancy is higher on SPECT/CT but in that case the diagnosis was still made on the SPECT/CT, though principally from the CT rather than the SPECT images.

The machines, though, were principally designed for homeowners or small contractors.

Principally, though, the note that pervades the book is recollection in wariness.

Really, though, DIIV are principally worth investigating for their blend of clean guitars and quietly insistent tunes.

Principally, though, the happiness of the evening seemed to transport us back to dance's very wellspring.

This "extra" relief, though, is attributable principally to the larger size of the glaciated basins, as geophysical relief generally increases with basin size.