Sentence examples for though wonderful from inspiring English sources

Mr. Peltz argued on Wednesday that the beverage business, though "wonderful," was a laggard.

Towles, today a principal in a money management concern, says the novel's success, though wonderful, has been less important than simply finishing something he thought was good.

Debussy, one better understands with age, dreamed as Wagner did, of mysterious and potent worlds far beyond Ravel's earthbound though wonderful art.

Fulford believes the bird, though wonderful, is actually part of a monumental sculpture of a god or an emperor, which escaped being melted down when the great basilica became a scrapyard and workshop.

For the second half of their set, Takahashi, previously triggering beats with gadgetry, uses a proper drumkit, and YMO sound more like a conventional band, though Wonderful to Me is the loveliest jazz-rock, like Weather Report forced at gunpoint to produce byte-sized pop.

Though wonderful in their intentions, the body positivity movement is not inclusive of all women.

These, though, are wonderful.

The parks, though, are wonderful, with a wildness that is artifice.

Though The Wonderful Wizard of Oz has been recklessly compared with Alice, it lacks Carroll's brilliance, subtlety, and humour.

His later rejects, though, include wonderful pieces, especially among the songs and instrumental movements he wrote in 1913 and 1914.

Kevin Pietersen would have been slightly embarrassed by the celebrations that followed the completion of his fourth Test hundred here yesterday, even though his wonderful innings had taken England to the verge of a comprehensive victory over Sri Lanka.