Sentence examples for though strange from inspiring English sources

The moments of interest don't build, though; "Strange Humors" is inconsequential.

If you look carefully at the label's history, though, strange resonances do crop up.

As well he might — though "strange convergence" may actually understate the case.

But do we really "understand" Brahms's Third Symphony, for example, a great though strange piece?

Though "strange" is not strong enough a word: Highsmith, in Schenkar's telling, comes off as something of a creep, a racist, a liar, an alcoholic, an obsessive; but also as a hero of sorts, a genius, a lover, a contradiction (she sang in a church choir until she was thirty-seven), a trailblazer, a craftsman.

The New Yorker, May 27 , 1939P. 13 The new Frigidaire, ladies and gentlemen, is built to support "the crushing weight of a four-ton elephant", and the company has published a picture to prove it--there before your eyes is the elephant, looking proud, though strange there beneath him, the icebox, imperturbably making ice.

There are, though, some strange tangents and omissions.

It was a genuine compliment, though a strange one.

Over time, though, something strange happened: the nickname caught on.

For all that, inequality already is a political cause, though in strange and unexpected ways.

Even the raw jellyfish with plum is worth trying – though its strange cartilagey texture might not be to most tastes.