Sentence examples for though to be from inspiring English sources

It is unlikely, though, to be dull.

He needs, though, to be cut some slack.

It ought, though, to be a strong one.

It is hard, though, to be entirely sympathetic.

(Though, to be honest, there was scant competition).

She counts herself lucky, though, to be alive.

It would be wise, though, to be cautious.

Though, to be fair, he says, he can't remember.

Is it that funny, though, to be shown how to fake your own death from AIDS?

They have too little spending power, though, to be of much interest to the private sector.

Though, to be fair, the last three won best supporting actor Oscars.