Sentence examples for though undermined from inspiring English sources

The scene was supposedly authentic, though undermined by on-set reports of a large and realistic-looking phallic prosthesis being used.

It's a reasonable stance, though undermined by the following song's dedication to "girls who can't dance".

Shrewd words, though undermined by the enthusiasm with which his sporting director, Miguel Pardeza, ignored his advice talking, among other things, of how Real's big squad could make the difference against the Catalans.

Though undermined by the cold war, UNCTAD managed to negotiate the general system of preferences under which rich countries give tariff-free access to products from the developing world.

Not only is it (in paragraph two) the exemplar of judging clearly and distinctly, it is listed (paragraph four) among the propositions that are compellingly certain while attended to, though undermined when we no longer thus attend.

The blurring of boundaries between writers, books, and readers, self-publishing, the fanfication of fiction, doesn't mean some people won't be better than others at the whole writing thing, or unable to pay their rent that way – it should, though, undermine that patina of specialness.

The falsification of medical exams, though, undermines laws written to protect boxers, as well as ringside workers and fans who could be splattered with blood.

Its continued existence – though badly undermined by creeping privatisation – is a reminder of how public ownership can be vastly superior to the private sector.

Ultimately, though, they undermine the revelation he arrives at in the end, in the section entitled "The Spirit's Salvation".

Days after Theresa May agreed her Brexit plans with the UK Cabinet - the so-called Chequers agreement - concessions were made which Bebb though would undermine that deal.

This is just to say that if the present evidence suffices to establish the chances, it also suffices to rule out undermining futures which would falsify what E says about the present chances (though, since undermining futures are possible, evidence about chances is not perfectly admissible).