Sentence examples for though wide from inspiring English sources
His cultural framework, though wide, was also remote.
Red is the preferred and predominant colour for the Duroc, though wide variations may occur.
The OECD estimates that the value of support to its producers was a staggering $279 billion in 2004.There is, though, wide variation between OECD members.
Rodolphe in "Madame Bovary" is a quintessential heel, unfailingly attentive and appreciative: "Her eyes with their long curved lashes looked straight before her, and though wide open they seemed slightly slanted at the cheekbones, because of the blood pulsing gently under the delicate skin".
The resources are generally well distributed all over the world, even though wide spatial and temporal variations occur.
Therefore, in this work the ectopically expressed proteins are not in excess in comparison to the typical (though wide) range of endogenous protein concentrations.
The Olympics-style event is shaping up to be another well-run, well-organized spectacular by the Chinese government, though wide-ranging preparation projects set off grumbling among some residents who see them as an inconvenience and waste of money.
Though wider, the new bridge will not be able to handle any more traffic than the current one does, Ms. Jobson said, explaining that it will still be limited to one lane in each direction.
Though wider, higher and a little heavier than before, the power and size of this car are perfectly matched.
Though wide-eyed, they seem oblivious to what weighs all of us down to earth: infection and consequent illness and death, shared lavishly in the village.
The pattern of hippocampal subfield loss, though wider than previously reported is in agreement with previous neuropathological studies reporting early neuronal loss in the subiculum, CA4-DG, and CA1 (West et al. 2004).
