Sentence examples for though reasonably from inspiring English sources

The House passed a flawed, though reasonably thorough, bill last December.

Baked clams ($6) and crab cakes ($7), though reasonably tasty, were bready-mushy.

Though reasonably high, it is much smaller than that of the actual left ventricle of the heart (3.33 4.0).

Disney's current Goal trilogy may yet become the Godfather of footy films, but the first instalment, though reasonably faithful to reality, was hardly artistically inspired.

The central conceit is that Holmes, though reasonably content in retirement keeping bees, is agonised by suspicions that he is succumbing to dementia.

His close eye for the ground always led to a tactical plan, and then the tactical plan was reinforced by the most mundane-seeming logistical questions — so he recalls that his troops outside Vicksburg, though reasonably well fed, lacked bread, and began to cry out in unison, "Hardtack!

In the case of a genetic circuit with a positive feedback, sustained oscillations are not possible even with time delay (not proved though, but reasonably argued [ 52]).

If people aren't told about them, though, they may reasonably come to fear Cameron's intentions.

Though a reasonably gifted artist, he produced pictures of landscapes resembling English country estates, reflecting more the conceits of his patrons than any topographical accuracy.

Opulent beyond imagination - though still reasonably priced for passes and food – Sun Valley's sister resort is owned by oil baron Earl Holding and boasts stunning, chandelier-adorned lodges and superlative food.

Bezos announced that he had asked that the top of the paper's editorial and management team — Weymouth as publisher, Martin Baron as executive editor, and Fred Hiatt as editorial-page editor — stay on, though staffers reasonably wondered how long that might last.