Sentence examples for but if through from inspiring English sources

But if, through practice and exposure, you have managed to assimilate the ideology of the S.A.T. — the kind of decent, middlebrow earnestness that permeates the test — it's possible to develop a kind of gut feeling for the right answer, the confidence to predict, in the pressure and rush of examination time, what the S.A.T. is looking for.

But if through our music, through our songs, we can share some convictions or some ideas in a fun way not in some dogmatic way, just in the way of sharing emotions and your ideas, then it's worthwhile and absolutely possible".

In a telephone interview from Brazil on Thursday, Agnelli promised to pursue the two titles, preferably through the league structure, but, if necessary, through the courts.

But if these come through, as the company maintains, then we see little reason the backlog will not ensure strong growth.

But if Republicans go through with their threat, Hagel supporters will need 60 votes, and Republicans will have to come up with 41 votes to block him.

But if they pass through, they go back to their original team, Team B. Continue playing until one team only has two people.

But what if, through novelty and convenience, digital nature replaces biological nature?

But what if, through sophisticated motors and gears, robots could be given the equivalent of muscles?

But if carried through, some of the initiatives outlined in the latest meeting could significantly improve the lives of Chinese people.

WHEN tourists gaze up at the lights on 42nd Street, they see themselves, and their own towns and cities, but as if through the wrong end of a telescope, the images having suffered some kind of grotesque magnification.

It's a profound thought -- but if not through time, then how?