His lyrics are frank and jovial, though often licentious.
It is curious how little the making of money, though often presumed to be so, is a test of real intelligence.
They have the reputation of being appetizers and so, though often at first somewhat disagreeable, they eventually prove to be helpful stimulants.
All physicians have at all times used, though often unconsciously, the suggestive factor in therapeutics, and mental influence has had everywhere a large role in the treatment of disease.
The desire of knowledge, though often spoken of as synonymous with curiosity, is not altogether identical with it.
The word admiration, though often used in a somewhat wider sense, perhaps more nearly expresses the emotion to which I refer, than any other word in our language.
And for this the poet and his patron bore witness with a consistent and solemn, though often irreverent, earnestness.
His practice, though often wrong, is none the worse for contradicting these doctrines.
But who, though often equivalent (as above) to an adjective and a noun, is never itself used adjectively; it is always a pronoun.
Though often caught, they do not survive many weeks in captivity.
Though often described as possessing luminous properties, it is now known to be destitute of any phosphorescence whatever.
Anything which it touches is tainted: provisions are destroyed; and clothes, though often washed, will retain the smell for many weeks.
Though often found in the same woodlands as the moose, they do not enjoy each other's company.
From here they are absent up to the Gabun river, where they commence to form a narrow fringe as far as the Kunene river, though often overlain by recent deposits.
Of Ainsworth it may be said that, though often embroiled in controversy, he never put himself forward; yet he was the most steadfast and cultured champion of the principles represented by the early Congregationalists.
To the south, the English, French and Dutch, though often in rivalry with one another, combined to break in on the monopoly of the Spaniards.
The same structure, though often not so easily seen, obtains in the eyes of Coleoptera and other insects.
Besides these more striking variations in figure, their surface, though often smooth, is frequently curiously and most elegantly sculptured, a circumstance that distinguishes the eggs of no other oviparous animals.
They differ also in colour, though often black: in Fulgora laternaria they are of a beautiful yellow; in F.
One household incident, though often quoted, is too characteristic to be omitted.
These words, though often interchanged, are distinct in some of of their applications.
These words, though often interchanged, have each a distinctive and peculiar meaning.
The whale lice (Cyamidæ) are here included in the Pycnogonidæ, though often placed by zoologists with the Crustaceans.
The facts of hydatid parasitism in animals, though often peculiar, are, for the most part, of an order similar to those presented in the human subject.
Found haunting thickets and hedge-bottoms, but rather uncommon, and rarely seen, though often heard, on account of its habit of running among the low brushwood.
Though often in the midst of reproach and persecution, a constant testimony has been borne to the perpetuity of the law of God, and the sacred obligation of the creation Sabbath.
Though often repulsed, with unwearying persistence he returned to the attack; and one after another, he saw towns and cities which had been strongholds of popery, opening their gates to the gospel.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "though often" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
