Sentence examples for though the thought from inspiring English sources

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

For some local weeklies, though, the thought of charging for online content seems just as unthinkable as charging for hard copies of the paper.

It was a relief to be away from Graham for a while, she thought, though the thought wasn't drastic or hostile: she never wavered, these days, in her appreciation of his kindness.

"I never have artist's block," he said, as though the thought surprised him.

"My name is on a plane," she says as though the thought has just struck her.

American movie stars love to say that their hearts remain in the theatre, even though the thought of eight performances….

As the days went on, though, the thoughts began to sort themselves out, and clarify and cohere.

My heart sank, though, with the thought that Garfinkel's, a gritty, unsophisticated place, was probably a casualty of all the renewal.

I can't help feeling guilty, though, at the thought of the continued toil of my former workhorse colleagues I left behind.

I was relieved, though, by the thought of having company for the passage across the inside bar, which was now detonating continuously.

What cheers me, though, is the thought that spring isn't a human season, not like the seasons we create for ourselves.