Sentence examples for though the backdrop from inspiring English sources

Though the backdrop may be sepia and moody, the subject is alert in her modernity and ravenous for experience.

Even though the backdrop is the washed-out agricultural fields of Texas, the novel could just as easily be set in a refugee camp in Sudan or a shantytown in Haiti.

Uplifting though the backdrop provided by the glinting brown waters of the Humber Estuary may be, Mick Newell made it clear yesterday that taking over at Grimsby Town represents a tough road back for a young manager formerly considered among the most promising in the country.

Though the backdrops of Buddhist frescoes are vivid, other set elements look cheap.

Now, though, that backdrop has changed, because "I just want sex" is a socially acceptable alternative to "I'm seeking out my life partner".

And though New York may be the backdrop for "Happythankyoumoreplease," the title was inspired by Los Angeles.

In 1999, with the album "Mary," the mood began to brighten, though she kept rehanging the backdrop of suffering: "No Happy Holidays," "The Love I Never Had".

But even though qualification came against the backdrop of revolution, the campaign was still marred by criticism - both of some players' questioned loyalty to the new Libyan Republic as well as the coach's tactics and lack of media activity.

Though the political backdrop is complex, the issue remains simple.

Its bawdy and over-the-top stories dispel any idea that it is aiming for realism, and though it is set against the backdrop of politics, at its center, the show is essentially apolitical.

Though they have previously been the backdrop for evening opera performances, this is the first time these magnificent ruins will be open to the public for tours after dark.