Sentence examples for though to explain from inspiring English sources

He never manages, though, to explain what stories offer to female readers.

He ended up betrayed both by his own country, America, from whose east coast upper classes he hailed and whose ideals he cherished, and by his adopted home, Thailand, to whose welfare and culture he had devoted himself.The book fails, though, to explain why Thompson was so fascinating.

The comedian's lawyer, Thomas McAllister, was there, though, to explain to the judge that Williams wasn't there because a newspaper article said he didn't need to be present.

We have to interrupt this etymological discussion about the term once again, though, to explain why it was created at this particular moment in time.

He is at a loss, though, to explain why the Garifuna make such good players.

"Both our wives were pregnant," Cattaneo throws in, as though to explain the intensity of the gestation period they shared.

"The Co-op party, though, needs to explain itself more clearly and demonstrate how it can help co-operative businesses".

Though developed to explain patient behavior, it can be applied to understand physician behavior with regards to performing a specific intervention (e.g. improved blood pressure control).

In 1967, though, Kael had to explain in The New Yorker why and how "Bonnie and Clyde" was important (and in 9,000 words!).

He is even prepared to risk using some unfamiliar mathematical symbols and equations, though is careful to explain what is going on.

She was equally casual about her excellent contacts with the Chinese, though anxious to explain that she did not get her multiple visa to Beijing by "going to bed with the right person".