Sentence examples for be through it from inspiring English sources

The reasoning behind this last statement is as follows: the more intrinsic some principle is to a thing, the more that thing is said to be through it; what is maximally intrinsic to a thing is its substance; a thing is therefore maximally said to be on account of its substance.

I wouldn't like to be through it again.

"They've been through it".

Everybody's been through it.

We've been through it".

He's been through it before".

I've been through it all.

He had been through it all before.

"They have been through it many times.

He was through it.

Now, we're through it.