Sentence examples for though sought from inspiring English sources

The S.E.C., though, sought to portray him as a cheater.

Apple, though, sought to undermine that argument with a number of new apps.

Other Islamists, though, sought to distance themselves from what they considered the Egyptian Brotherhood's errors.

Mr. Draghi, though, sought to dispel that notion Thursday, saying the central bank governing council had spoken generally about monetary policy but had not discussed a cut.

Mr. Nasrallah, though, sought to refute accusations of sectarianism, portraying Hezbollah as acting to defend Lebanon from some of the Sunni militant groups who have joined the rebel side and who consider the Shiites infidels.

Her aides, though, sought to play down expectations, noting Mr. Giuliani's close friendship with Raymond B. Harding, the party leader, and saying they thought it was unlikely she would win its support.

Most players, though, seek enjoyment, not enshrinement.

Welles, in costume as Falstaff, returns a crinkly grin and gazes into Olivier's eyes, as though seeking something there.

Whenever she wins a point, the Belgian clenches her fist and looks up at her supporters as though seeking reassurance.

A.: Heart doctors generally suggest consuming plenty of calcium, though seeking out low-fat dairy products; fat and cholesterol are thought to be risky, not calcium.

After Loch's return to England in April 1895, Rhodes adopted his scheme (though seeking local colonial rather than imperial control over the Transvaal and its gold fields), which led to the abortive Jameson Raid in December 1895.