Sentence examples for but always through from inspiring English sources

I have done so since 1981, but always through my physician's prescription.

He views the active, hopeful, mating world now with a wry love, now with a sharp exasperation, but always through death's dark glass.

If Mrs. Everett's disease flares up, Dr. Shah admits her to the hospital, he said, but always through the emergency room, because emergency rooms are required by law to treat people regardless of whether they can afford to pay.

To be linked or to belong to oneself can never be constituted through an external perception, but always through an internal perception (Cfr. Stein 1917, pag. 122 123).5 Therefore, in phenomenology, the human corporality is understood mainly as the body of a consciousness.

Keith was very clear; not necessarily through words but always through his actions and through what he communicated in his art.

It's a grim story that we've all been privy to over the past couple of decades, but always through sensationalised news reports or the Chinese whisperings of the skate grapevine.

Her performance is understated but always effective, a through line for audiences when things on screen go quiet.

But always, beaming through his personal style, we see the academic steps — isolated, precise, displayed just as themselves, for themselves.

Her images were never vicarious or salacious, but always shot through with a sense of her own humanity.

Now his poetry could circulate in manuscript form, to an unknown readership, but always channelled through the words and varied perspectives of its own band of vociferous interpreters.

"He paid a high price for it at times, but always triumphed through his blend of faith and self-deprecating humour.