Sentence examples for treacherous though from inspiring English sources

So do the little individual table lamps, treacherous though they may be.

UBS Wealth Management advised staying the course, treacherous though it may be.

Treacherous though they can be, different responses to Eyjafjallajokull nonetheless underscore, if nothing else, just how diverse Europe remains, culturally speaking, and how occasionally fractious is the unity of the European Union that ostensibly binds much of the continent together.

It's like ice melting in a pond: wide stretches have turned dark and treacherous, though other parts are still solid, still support our weight when we skate across them.

We'd cheer up by the famous bend – a favourite in car advertisements – a treacherous, though spectacular, 180-degree curve, with cliffs on one side, rugged rocks and foamy ocean on the other.

The move from being a private company to taking outside investment and going public — especially after all these years of being self-funded — is treacherous, though, and Shuttleworth admitted as much, especially in terms of being forced to setting short-term goals to satisfy investors that aren't necessarily in the best interest of the company in the long term.

I'm feeling the pain of the torrent duck parents, losing one chick to the treacherous white water, though could they not have done more to save it?

In these treacherous waters, though, Mr Letwin is faring better than most.

After a treacherous voyage though the Sea of Japan, the freighter arrived at Pusan on Christmas Eve, only to be turned away by South Korean officials, who were trying to cope with refugees already there.

Though treacherous to celiac sufferers and gluten-averse faddists alike, nama-fu is a staple of shojin, and could easily be consumed by the plateful.

I'm not sure if Mr Green favours sonnets or traditional ballads; perhaps he should try his hand at haiku as well ("The treacherous ball/ dribbles though my hands like water/ Oh sodding hell").