Sentence examples for thought though it from inspiring English sources

she thought, though it was unfair of her.

Modified forms of early hylozoism reappeared in medieval and Renaissance thought, though it is sometimes difficult to distinguish a hylozoist from a panpsychist.

(Are there no other lawyers in Chicago who actually try cases?) It was interesting and well scripted, I thought, though it disappeared for long stretches — there's just too much Lockhart Gardner busyness to get through at the moment — and when it was suddenly solved, I couldn't have been the only one who thought, Duh!

I mocked him, first holding my hand up curled like his, making a doubtful face, and then I dropped both hands to my own crotch, as if holding a cock twice as large, three times, and Z. laughed, too, a genuine laugh, I thought, though it wasn't very funny, and both of us seemed embarrassed a little once the laughter had passed.

Chopping out the phormium wasn't quite as difficult as I thought (though it probably took me twice as long as it would have 10 years ago), but getting a two-metre high yew into place on my own was a struggle and I'll have to wait and see whether it survives a rather brutal journey through the house, over a pond and up a makeshift slide to get it into the raised bed.

Wit, Schopenhauer says, "consists entirely in a facility for finding for every object that appears a conception under which it certainly can be thought, though it is very different from all the other objects which come under this conception" (Supplement to Book I, Ch. 8).

I think though, it's because at the end of the day I truly enjoy all of my events, so it does not feel like work.

She thought, though, that it might not have enough postage for its weight.

I think, though, that it is too easy to exaggerate this.

"I think, though, that it's telling that one of them died.

I still think, though, that it would have sounded so much better whispered in my ear.