Sentence examples for though varying from inspiring English sources

Traditional German cuisine, though varying considerably from region to region, makes generous use of meat pork is especially popular, both cured and fresh.

Though varying dramatically in difficulty, the challenges were true to the gameshow; we guided blindfolded team-mates through mazes, crept through lazers, traversed rolling logs and solved visual puzzles.

Ultimately all of this work — though varying in choreographic competence — feeds the same aesthetic: the Ailey performers as warriors of the dance gods; emblems of our better, earthier, sexier selves; proud upholders of a proud tradition.

Equally important, all our free-trade partners, though varying greatly in size and development, are showing political courage at home by making the case for open markets and connecting those ideas to economic reforms.

Q. Is it safe to drink from our lead crystal wine glasses? A. It is probably safe to have wine with dinner from your glasses, though varying trace amounts of lead do leach out of lead crystal, as a Columbia University study found in 1991.

They ordered people to leave behind jewelry and pens to protect against "needlepoint" digital camcorders, though varying descriptions of how such devices worked sounded more like something Q made for 007 in a James Bond movie than a common pirate's tool.

The ELL issue isn't just comprised of a multitude of languages having to be dealt with, though, but varying stages of learning as ELL children enter U.S. schools only to fall grades behind students of their same chronological ages.

But most of us do need other people – though to varying degrees.

All six twins survived, though with varying degrees of neurological impairment.

Nearly all the candidates have ties to Syria, though to varying degrees.

But all polls have shown Mr. Markey, the Democrat, in the lead, though by varying margins.