Sentence examples for though really that from inspiring English sources
Though, really, that suspicion is somewhat justified by the horrific history of the Soviet Union.
It's being described by the manufacturers as a 'clutch style' design, though really that slight attempt at marketing flair is as exciting as the NB15T gets.
Yes, Atlanta should have had salt and sand trucks on the roads way before they did, though really that would not have done too much good: they too were caught in the same traffic as everyone else.
Though, really, that's a risk MTV Europe takes by hosting a show when most bands are chugging through autumn tours and other people are just somewhere in the world being Beyoncé.
It's the same old story, a fight for love and glory, though really one for that coveted youth demographic.
"It's the same old story, a fight for love and glory, though really one for that coveted youth demographic," Manohla Dargis wrote in The Times in March.
(Though really the ones that stand to lose are traditional travel publishers, like Lonely Planet).
Though, really, we should do that hard work – this at least was the point of the professor's book.
Is it really that simple, though?
Is our depth of batting really that strong, though?
Is it really that hard, though?
