Sentence examples for though tend to from inspiring English sources

Such opinions, though, tend to be expressed privately.

Blacks, though, tend to remember him as a Robin Hood.

The most common irritants, though, tend to be more concrete.

Second-home owners, though, tend to support the watershed purchases, because they ensure postcard-worthy panoramas.

Most things, though, tend to the petit, including the wine, which is served in half-size wineglasses and priced accordingly.

Their tastes, though, tend to run to the gaudy and vulgar, something that, incongruously, is encouraged by their virginity-guarding parents.

That, though, tends to assume a group of consenting employers, all signed up to enforce bans in the post-PCC era.

The focus of this latest controversy, though, tends to be the recent wave of environmental and public health cases -- tobacco, lead paint, superfund cleanup sites.

The longest conversations I had with Jay, though, tended to be when I was drunk as a skunk.

The motive for most wrongdoing, though, tends to be greed.

The individual mandate, though, tends to be far less popular than the legislation as a whole.