Sentence examples for though that may be true from inspiring English sources

I do not mean this in the sense that David Cameron's demented posturings over an in/out referendum defy description, though that may be true.

Because this spill is not just about BP being a careless, heartless company, though that may be true.

It's not so much about sexually wanting her (though that may be true, too) as it is about wanting to sexually be her.

Though that may be true of most mediocre movies.

Much of the talk about the digital future has to do with its inevitability, but though that may be true, it overlooks more subtle questions of engagement and control.

And though that may be true, there are still moments in the early morning as you lie alone in your bed, slowly awakening to the wound one more time.

In mainland Europe that may be true, though they are perhaps less revered in modern-day Britain.

The Taliban says that it shot the helicopter down; that may be true, though it is still being sorted out.

That may be true, though it's worth pointing out that most of its top executives are his appointees.

That may be true, though some Wheels readers may remember the Sport designation on a two-door version of the S.U.V. offered in the 1990s and 2000s.

That may be true, though outsiders have long complained about having to cut through lawns and between cottages to get to the water.