Sentence examples for though that thought from inspiring English sources

For the longest time, though, that thought leadership was all about things like the Bigtable paper and didn't really manifest itself in the form of products.

Though that thought doesn't bother me, it stays in my mind as I wheel my cart past the avocados.

This means that while what you remember best from Ryan-family defenses is seeing the quarterback get crushed, this is merely what we call an epiphenomenon, or side effect, though that thought is presumably not much consolation to the QB at the bottom of the pile.

Though that thought alone may be enough to trigger one of our most common fears, the film's emotional conviction and strong sound design effectively compound the chill.

Ministers are hoping, though, that the thought of a £1 billion cash pile up for grabs will encourage school staff to lobby their head teachers to push ahead with a performance-pay scheme.No doubt the unions will continue to argue that performance pay sets teachers against each other, thereby sapping morale.

Chances are, though, that their thoughts will be far from public servants.

It was with Day, though, that the thoughts of Spieth, Woods and plenty of others were directed.

It's a sobering thought, though, that eventually, even those will be gone – swallowed up when the Sun becomes a red giant in five billion years, or scattered to dust when our galaxy collides with another in four billion; fragmented into nothingness as the Universe expands into infinite darkness.

It does make me realise, though, having that thought, that I'd quite like a stranger to turn up at the door this Christmas.

For me, though, the thought of children never knowing the joy of an omelette is worrying.

He sounded fairly satisfied at that thought, though maybe not as blithe as he did all those years ago.