...but I think I need some more light on the sentence.
Doesn't it happen at times that though a person could be outside a room and he may be trying to appear very casual and trying his best to blend in with the people with him, his full attention is directed at the people and talks inside the room? I ask this because if I trans
Though Philip was outside the room, he was intent on listening to all the conversations in the room. Though Philip was outside the room, he concentrated on listening to all the conversations in the room.