Sentence examples for though think that from inspiring English sources

Not all campus police officials, though, think that is the right approach.

Some, though, think that after a disappointing start Westerwelle is doing better.

Lots of cops, though, think that a more professional department would have done better.

Some analysts, though, think that G.M.'s steep stock decline since May makes it an attractive bargain.

And, more romantically, robotic probes travel throughout the solar system, orbiting and landing on other planets.Many forecasters, though, think that most of the near-term growth in space launches will come from another source: space tourism.

People in Paris who know the President well, though, think that he is a man at the mercy of his impulses and appetites, who is landing willy-nilly where they lead him — and that what is particularly pathetic is his delusion that Bruni is a notch on his belt, when he is so obviously a notch on hers.

Not everyone, though, thinks that eliminating animal research entirely is feasible.

Few, though, thought that it was due to the actions of just a few bad actors.

Many other people, though, thought that the requirement for a three-year holding period would mean it would go unused.

Not everyone, though, thinks that cable has contributed much to preservation efforts, despite nostalgia channels like TV Land.

Ms. Eltahawy, though, thinks that the moment is at hand for Egypt to shed military rule and still avoid domination by the Islamists.