Sentence examples for tradition though from inspiring English sources

Tradition, though, appears to top boat-rocking.

It was humbling.Another tradition, though, is the blood feud.

But with such tradition, though, come the obligatory expectations.

As with any tradition, though, tall tales about the shower abound.

In the Kinsley tradition, though, all Wilpon did was tell the truth.

Before they think about any tradition, though, contemporary readers may well be struck by all Altenberg shares in common with the present.

The hoariest tradition, though, is probably the commander's morning toast — a shot of Irish whiskey consumed at dawn in the lieutenant colonel's study.

No one does dystopian satire like the English and this story is in a recognisably vernacular tradition, though owing as much to John Wyndham as George Orwell.

Mr. Sharpton's event has become a tradition, though, and a required pit stop in Democratic circles, in part because it has functioned as a reliable barometer on the issues and the people of importance to black voters.

Faced with a potential clash between two traditions, though, judges have simply declared them to be complementary, or even claimed that the ECHR reveals" ambient human-rights principles in the common law.For the most part, such philosophical niceties are unnecessary.

In order to merge faith traditions, though, we find that two issues need to be discussed to make the day go smoothly.