Sentence examples for but though I know from inspiring English sources

Williams's is too porridgey for my liking, but, though I know that the dish is designed to be more about the fruit than the grains, I find they get lost in the Bircher-Brenner recipe.

But, though I know I should, I have never checked the tyre pressure on my car; trying to avoid traffic jams is clearly a good idea but I am terrible at reading maps so I would always favour a route I know over a less congested but less known journey.

Observation!" Other days, though, I know I'm making progress.

Justice was served here today, but, even though I know I did the right thing, I would hate to have to beat up my creative-writing class again.

But even though I know my son is safe and happy playing unsupervised, I'm not so sure that I am safe from the judgment of other parents.

Justice was served here today, but, even though I know I did the right thing, I would hate to have to beat up my creative-writing class again..

It's the difference between saying, "Draw this tadpole's life cycle" and "What would you like to ask about the tadpole?" But even though I know it must be an improvement, every now and then, the new style of education starts feeling a little … I don't know … feely.

But even though I know alcoholism swirls through and around both sides of my family, and have plenty of previous mistakes to take lessons from, I still sometimes find myself neck-deep in the agony that comes from a night spent on the wrong side of the line.

But I got lucky with Mr. Leigh, though I know he upped the rent seven dollars from what he'd advertised, and he had a fit if you were a minute late with the money.

"Even though I know it was probably trauma-induced — but I chose the sport".

"I feel as though I know Bella," Ms. Terrebonne said.