Meanings of though interesting in English

In short the Neapolitans' dreams, though interesting, were not very illuminating.

The differences, though interesting, are rather temporary and accidental than essential.

Most men found her curt, brisk, businesslike manner a little repellent, though interesting.

And they found a few genuinely inexplicable events, which, though interesting, were statistically insignificant.

Yet all this, though interesting to the observer, is not to be wondered at.

Collecting botanical specimens, though interesting to amateurs or experts, is dull work for onlookers.

My stay with the sun-worshippers, though interesting, was painful.

The pages, though interesting, might have been better used talking to Peter Shilton, a mysterious omission.

Her quiet and earnest though interesting conversation was somewhat overshadowed by the impetuous eloquence of Mme.

But his examination, though interesting, was not complete.

In this novel, though interesting and instructive, we miss the humor and simplicity of the earlier works.

Many of the hardy Orchids, though interesting, are not showy enough as flowers for beds or borders.

Southey's reminiscence, though interesting, is very confusing.

The advent of steam navigation came early in the nineteenth century, though interesting steps in this direction were taken earlier.

Even though interesting results have been reported, these techniques have hardly become an adequate substitute for conventional catheter coronary angiography.

She did not count Paul Deulin, who was quite old, of course, though interesting enough when he chose to be.