Sentence examples for consequently though it from inspiring English sources
Consequently, though it wrenches his heart, he forgoes any further contact with the flower girl, who waits and waits in gathering dismay, listening in vain for that voice she loves.
Consequently, though it still served prospective collegians the time-honoured academic fare, it went to great lengths to accommodate the generality of young America with courses in areas such as automobile driving, cookery, carpentry, and writing.
Consequently, though it is possible that WB MRI may contribute to diagnostic utility, it does not appear to be useful in explaining the cause of a patient's symptoms.
There's only one small bar in 3, so consequently service can be quite sluggish, even though it's only a small room.
In this stage, HPr is not phosphorylated, then the expression of glgC & glgA is "off"; consequently the composition speed of glycogen is "slow", though it temporally drops to "no" level.
It is pink, and consequently everybody thinks it's a panther.
Karl Kautsky, the leading theoretician of the Second International, agreed with her, and revisionism consequently became a socialist heresy both in Germany and abroad, though it continued to make headway, especially in the labour movement.
Even though the quality checklist used in this study was based on both expert input and important issues from the literature, it was not exhaustive and, consequently, it might have some limitations.
A "gay voice" is often the only obvious way of figuring out if a man is gay, (though it is also used to consciously communicate it) and consequently, "for many gay men, hating our voices is the last vestige of internalized homophobia," in the incisive words of Dan Savage.
Though Louise agreed with its contents, she thought it "too violent and passionate" for the king, and consequently helped suppress it.
