Sentence examples for you may though from inspiring English sources

You may, though, feel that the film begins to sag at the moment that the balance turns toward fiction, and that a chill sets in.

You may though have bought a – typically generously priced – wine from Lidl, which is the surname Dieter Schwarz acquired for 1,000 German marks from Ludwig Lidl, because the former name was too long, and Schwarzmarkt, or Black Market, wasn't great branding for a retailer.

If you don't resist you will regret it for ever; if you do you may – though it is not a given at all – face censure from colleagues, and you will certainly attract the ire of your superiors, who will see your objections as a challenge to their authority.

You may find, though, that the garage itself has been duped by an earlier owner who had the car clocked.

Why buckets, you may ask (though you might easily not – I do allow that my obsession with mulch will not perhaps be widely shared).

The findings were not what you may expect, though.

There are several letters that you may see, though you may have to move to different menus to see them: P - Powertrain.

Don't wear too may though - you want people to see your arms.

You may feel as though your drinking were being subsidized — as though you'd gone semi-pro.

You won't work up a sweat, but you may feel as though you have.

You may feel as though you have returned to biology class.