Sentence examples for though tends from inspiring English sources

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.

Doing your doctoral research in the humanities, though, tends to be a particularly solitary experience.

The method, though, tends to maximize fees for bounced checks and has long been criticized by consumer advocates.

French law, though, tends to uphold the rights of heirs to a copyright, and therefore the reproduction rights, regardless of who may own the actual work.

The most sought-after summer commodity, though, tends to be shade and cool – which Grazalema, near Ronda, is most likely to provide.

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.

The very best — and the very worst — leaders, though, tend to be unfiltered.

Mr Collier, though tending towards the second view, steers a masterly course between the two.