Sentence examples for though sometimes that from inspiring English sources

When Mr. Barenboim was playing, the pace became more urgent if not necessarily faster, though sometimes that, too.

Based upon my past experience, though, sometimes that's out of your control".

Again, Diskerud had flashes of creativity, though sometimes that's the suspicion with him — that his contribution can sometimes be more flash than grit.

Pinterest is looking to continue to increase its portfolio of ads, though sometimes that can take a little while to see the light of day — and that includes a new-ish tool called Shopping Ads that's slowly getting opened to more marketers and advertisers.

That said, it's easy to suck the fun out of sex by treating it like it's a game that can be won (though sometimes that's hot too).

They're not out to fire people, just to eliminate waste (though sometimes that waste turns out to be people).

Rihanna isn't so much profane in language — though certainly sometimes that — as in presence.

There's half a really good movie here, though, and sometimes that's enough.

The big Passover questions are the same every year, and easy enough to answer, starting with "Why is this night different from all others?" Little questions, though, sometimes arise that can stump even the experts.

Sometimes, though, that vision meets resistance.

Sometimes, though, that means getting up near dawn.