Sentence examples for though to give from inspiring English sources

Pause a moment, though, to give this man his due.

With that methodology, how easy can it be, though, to give the agency the benefit of the doubt?

It would be wrong, though, to give the impression that such a compassionate book, written with great generosity of spirit, is generally soft on injustices.

Daley needed to get it spot on, though, to give the Blues a legitimate chance of usurping Queensland for just the second time in 11 years.

-- The thing looks fearsome enough on the ground, 40 feet from teeth to tail, spikes raised and claws extended, rearing its head as though to give some lacertilian battle call.

Ms Pargeter offers little in the way of prescription.She is right, though, to give warning that Muslims in Europe should not be seen as a single undifferentiated group or, at most, as two camps of "extremists" and "moderates".

Pietersen, though, prefers to give his players affection not judgment, certainly not in an open forum.

20 Third, schools, even though called to give greater attention to provision of PA for students, 21 seem to have failed at promoting PA.

Britain, though, seems willing to give it a whirl.

Neither, though, is about to give up triathlons.

Each system varies, though, in how to give the gift and what can be given.