Sentence examples for though sound from inspiring English sources

The pathologically lonely, though, sound as if they can be difficult.

Her stabs at rude-girl style, though, sound like the soundtrack to a pillow-fight.

In principle, though, sound social and environmental policies, which often go hand-in-hand with good corporate governance, could be profit-maximising.

I would though sound a note of caution for SpaceX: in the subsequent publicity surrounding Telstar, Nasa did its best to take the credit.

What does that really mean, though, "sound quality?" Well, in the broadest way, it's how close a piece of gear can get to reproducing an audio signal exactly.

Recognising words though sound alone can be confusing for pupils when they have more multiple meanings.

Gibbons, though, sounded interesting.

These, though, sounded too monumental.

The latest, though, sounds promising.

The line alone, though, sounds painfully dismissive.

Strauss, though, sounded prepared for all eventualities.