Sentence examples for though spectacularly from inspiring English sources

Video games though spectacularly violent in ways that the 9-year-olds of yesteryear could never have imagined are deemed an inferior play form by these experts because they expose children to no real risks and demand of them no metabolically measurable effort.

Trehilyn Uchaf is a beautifully renovated farmhouse, though, and spectacularly situated (naturally, this being Pembrokeshire).

The economy did grow, though not spectacularly.

He is learning the game with his father, Paul, a meteorologist at LaGuardia Airport, who played in the tournament, too, though less spectacularly.

The Yorkshire Dales, though, was spectacularly telegenic, and one clear reason for the popularity of countryside TV is that it serves as sofa-tourism.

Ravel's Gaspard de la Nuit, though, was spectacularly done: there were some fabulously translucent colours in Ondine; Gibet was all creepy elegance.

Just over the border Columbus play host to a surging Red Bulls side who were also active in the transfer market this week, though less spectacularly.

Some of the reactions, though, missed the point spectacularly.

When CUE fails, though, it does so spectacularly.

"It ought to start climbing back up, though probably not spectacularly.

That ambition hung by a thread, though, when I spectacularly messed up my history AS exam.