Sentence examples for though referring from inspiring English sources

Since Drummond teaches all four children at home, the kids use the locution "do school," as though referring to another ranch chore.

Her big, sketchy paintings, in which partial figures -- arms, legs and heads -- appear in watery, melting outline, are quite mild, though, referring to cowgirls hanging out, soaring on a swing and engaging in more static pursuits.

Now, though, referring to all those who signed the open letter to the university condemning its plans to celebrate the day, Poole has said they "have put their personal gender politics ahead of their compassion for men and boys in crisis and distress".

"This is a highly managed system, the most extensive pre-industrial city in the world," he says, though referring to its complexity rather than its size.

Though referring to this state of affairs as federal labor policy, I expressly reject any implication that the policy could be otherwise were Congress or the Executive to reassess the underlying considerations and attempt to reformulate the policy.

Hence the higher grades of colored people, though referring to Earle with admirable charity and understanding as a maimed soul who acted without knowledge, made no issue of the case, as they would have done if the victim had been normal and blameless.

Though referred to as a nerve gas, sarin is a liquid at temperatures below 150C.

Though referred to as microdrones, quadcopters and their kin are usually tens of centimetres across.

Most people who know him, though, refer to him simply as the doctor.

Though referred to as a hologram, the effect involves projecting a two-dimensional image onto a transparent scrim.

The Field Force, though, refers to the workers, not to the subliminal energy field sensed by the Jedi.