Sentence examples for though spoke from inspiring English sources
Terry, though, spoke of a "training ground" routine.
His explanation for Rooney's absence, though, spoke volumes.
Mr. Pawar, though, spoke for himself rather than participating in the joint statement, and deviated significantly from the mayoral script.
Dr. Sullivan, though, spoke with frustration about "prescribing wars" in Pittsburgh between "entrepreneurial doctors" who were "naively or maliciously overprescribing".
Ginger, though, spoke to her most clearly: "She was loud and obnoxious, and there weren't many women like that on TV.
The Syrians I met, though, spoke grimly about the damage to the heritage of their country, aware that this is what makes Syria unique.
Though neither spoke of it publicly, Haycraft and Bainbridge had encountered each other nearly 20 years earlier.
Though Thus Spoke Zarathustra is antagonistic to the Judeo-Christian world-view, its poetic and prophetic style relies upon many, often inverted, Old and New Testament allusions.
Later, when a dying David sings in the forest, Raj feels as though "this lament spoke of the beauty of life itself".
We then wove ribbon through the spoke holes (though you could also use sliced, discarded bike tubes), to provide structural support for the final phase of construction — the application of ripstop nylon, often used as parachute fabric.
It was a very impressive performance, even though our five-year-old spoke for everyone in the way of little boys: "But I can't understand it!" Ancestral memories nonetheless restored, the multi-ethnic crowd recited verses, sang and generally had a very good time.
