Sentence examples for though usually for from inspiring English sources

They have done, one gathers, some nasty stuff in their day, though usually for a decent or at least defensible cause.

Others show up out of the blue and then, after a week or a month or a couple of years, disappear without explanation, though usually for reasons less tragic than those that explain the disappearance of Rich.

He tipped backward into the ocean and lost consciousness, which, while alarming, is not unheard-of in a sport in which almost all the top athletes have lost consciousness at one time or another, though usually for only a few seconds.

Though usually employed for hours for tougher cuts of meat, this short braising retains what little fat the chop of 2002 was born with and prevents the moisture from escaping.

Though usually known for their tiny brains and propensity for eating plants, Stegosaurus did pack a rather nasty defense mechanism a barbed tail.

Though usually reserved for violent crimes, it is also applied for nonviolent offenses that involve large sums of money or are deemed to have a pernicious social impact.

He still plays golf, though usually only for nine holes instead of 18".

A mutual fondness developes between the family and Angelo, who though usually lazy, works for the children, attentively.

But that is partly what curtain raisers are for: though usually meant to dazzle, they are also opportunities for musicians (particularly those who, like the Riverside players, with their three-concert season, perform together infrequently) to get the measure of the hall and work out last-minute kinks.

Current high-end camera bodies often use magnesium alloy for structure, though usually it has a rubberized finish for grip and shock resistance.

Lad: This term describes any male, though usually it's reserved for ones you're closer to.