Sentence examples for though wonders from inspiring English sources

Brancatelli, though, wonders aloud if it might be vigilantes who don't like the blight on their block.

Scott Burnside of ESPN.com, though, wonders how Fehr's history with work stoppages (bring 'em on!) and drug testing (hates it) are good things in a league that cannot afford to get these things wrong.

Miss Gibson, though, wonders whether all the changes will have much impact on the things that are important to her -- Buffalo's neighborhoods and the quality of life of its residents.

Some, though, wondered aloud about his moral responsibility.

The study researchers, though, wondered if that conclusion was correct.

Others, though, wonder if the program is both too late and too little.

Others, though, wonder why churches that act in overtly political ways are not taxed like other political organisations.

Some observers, though, wonder whether DeMint's evolution represents a change in world view, not just a shift in emphasis.

Some in the village, though, wonder why the corps is wasting so much time studying the problem.

Others, though, wondered whether the country would back a black man.

Beyonce was already thinking ahead, though, wondering if she'd need scissors at the end of the night to get out of the corset.