Sentence examples for though the narrative from inspiring English sources

While the beat comes alive, though, the narrative is drenched in death and fear.

Even while treating Serenity lightly, though, the narrative tends to contort.

Oddly, though, the narrative template is shockingly ancient: it's the first Spider-Man movie, which came out, like, six years ago.

Suddenly, though, the narrative shifts from Plum's first-person diary to a newsy third-person account of the aforementioned rapists sailing through the air.

As a mother, though, the narrative reports of small children undergoing hospitalization for seizures and neurological problems – even though it's a very small number of cases over decades – stick in my mind.

Far more important, though, the narrative was perfect.

It always feels like Apple Music is playing catch up and not innovating though, so the narrative is lead by Spotify, and that's where all the attention gets focused.

Overall, though, the choreographic narrative shows clear reverence for its inspiration: in a scene depicting an excruciating military drill, a soldier gradually falls apart, even as he unquestioningly obeys his orders.

Ultimately though, this narrative starts in the Holy Bible and finds its culmination in the works of John Milton and William Blake, where Satan is seen sympathetically, in contrast to an authoritarian, violent, and judgmental God.

East Harlem Through Nov. 11 The curator's statement for this two-person show, organized by Mauricio Lafitte-saysr, says the theme is storytelling, though the narratives are of an oblique and abstract kind.

Though the narratives depicted in the form of painted façade or scroll-paintings are the genesis of traditional Indian visual language, the scarcity of public awareness and seclusion from the mass is becoming a threat to economic sustainability of those craft-guilds as well as cultural sustainability of our heritage.