Sentence examples for though tells from inspiring English sources

The government, though, tells a rosier story: defence spending is rising, shipbuilding is booming and the navy will get two new "super-carriers" thrice as big as Illustrious.

Mr Galloway's post this morning, though, tells a different and much subtler story: Ms Handel was already trending upward, so Ms Palin did not change the game so much as she "lit the afterburners", as Ms Handel's flack said.

Job growth slowed sharply in December, and stayed weak in January, suggesting more than bad weather was to blame.The unemployment rate, though, tells a much cheerier story: it dropped to 6.6% in January from 7% in November.

Foxsports.com, though, tells the story of someone who will be thrilled to reach 33, Jon Wilhite, a former college player who was the only survivor of the crash that killed the Angels' Nick Adenhart.

The quality, though, tells in the writing, playing and singing by all three – and the production by bass player David Hood, a Muscle Shoals regular, who slotted this into the same year he worked on Jimmy Cliff's Sitting in Limbo and the Staples Singers Respect Yourselff.

A black reporter, though, tells her that her story has the "wrong zip code," explaining that had the murder victims been white and affluent, the article would have landed on Page 1. "The Wire" has not attracted viewers and awards the way other critically lauded HBO series like "The Sopranos" and "Sex and the City" did.

The numbers, though, tell a different story.

Others, though, tell a darker tale.

The numbers, though, tell their own tale.

Statistics alone, though, tell only part of the relevant story.

My parents, though, told me not to participate".