Sentence examples for would not though from inspiring English sources

He would not, though, cross the picket line, he said.

Bryce would not, though, say whether the investors have yet paid Mandaric.

In some cases (coercion, deceit) the persons held responsible would naturally be said to have caused the persons influenced to act as they did, while in others they would not, though the weaker interpersonal relationship is in some respects analogous to more plainly causal relationships.

Maybe I would not, though.

Asked earlier this month whether lacking a college degree would hurt Walker's chances in the primary, Huckabee said it would not, though he would ultimately face questions from the media.

For example if 50% of patients in Korea (n = 400) replied 'yes' to a question, whereas 60% replied 'yes' in Singapore (n = 400) and Taiwan (n = 218), Korea and Singapore would differ at a level of 99% confidence whereas Korea and Taiwan would not (though they would at a level of at least 95%).

Anonymous I wouldn't — though you're right, Sister: Yours behaved badly.

I wouldn't, though it is certainly better than the same director's "300".

It wouldn't, though, so I've just become accustomed to sleeping under a flat eyeball.

She wouldn't, though, because you just know that she's too selfless to corner any market, even one in suffering.

Palm wouldn't, though, say what it was.