Sentence examples for though recognizing that from inspiring English sources

Many restaurants and bars are course-correcting, though, recognizing that hospitality that treats guests who don't drink — for reasons of health, religion, sobriety or a night's designated driver-hood — as less worthy of pampering isn't fully hospitable.

It has moved cautiously, though, recognizing that a sudden shift to a more standardized environment could be disruptive.

Some of them, though, recognize that they were part of the problem to begin with.

The centurion, though, recognizes that Jesus is the Son of God, at least according if that's the way we read that.

Costa: When did the president, though, recognize that these payments to Michael were going to Stormy Daniels?

Ms. Williams, though, recognized that she was not alone, that her experience was shared by many.

Neither of these lives up to the hype, though I recognize that will be a distinctly minority opinion.

Next, recognize that, singular though your wonderful attributes may be, your business problems probably aren't.

From the start, though, Obama recognized that it would reap only modest political gain.

I'd like to pause a moment, though, and recognize that few of us arrived here without the help of others.

Horrified, Henry cites Brodie's rotten politics and clumsy words; in his heart, though, he recognizes that Brodie's script is about Annie — he knows the source material.