Sentence examples for told that though from inspiring English sources

We're told that, though Pakistan is so violent, there's a "deep desire to avoid confrontation".

I am told that though both men were considered, and approached, neither was formally offered the job.

Mr. Collins said he was told that, though newspapers had investigated rumors about Mr. Savile, they were loath to take on Mr. Savile because of his popularity.

We were told that though it was mild because it was novel, it could spread widely and kill a lot of people by virtue of the sheer numbers infected.

But let the additional truth be told that though the life of the block is self-organizing, the block itself that lets life happen was made by the hand of a city planner.

The conference was told that though drinking, smoking, drug taking and teenage pregnancy were down among young people, rates of depression and anxiety have increased by 70% in a generation, admissions to hospital as a result of self-harm have doubled in four years and calls to the counselling service ChildLine about exam stress have tripled.

Try telling that, though, to an innocent traveller who was in too much of a hurry or even a couple smooching in a stairwell.

Try telling that, though, to the Premier League, which fears that moving the tournament to the more moderate winter climate could unleash three years of chaos on its already crammed fixture lists.

Tell that, though, to innocent people in prison, wrongly convicted, who find themselves in solitary confinement without hope of ever getting out.

The little black boy?" No, the worker was told, that was another candidate, though Mr. de Blasio's name was not uttered.

All told that's another 4 45, though it's not clear how much multitasking cuts from the actual time spent.