Sentence examples for histories though from inspiring English sources

Both characters look for ways to reconcile themselves with their histories, though in vastly different and sometimes opposing ways.

During the years immediately following the publication of On the Origin of Species, there was intense speculation about ancestral histories, though with little reference to natural selection.

It's a relief that we are mostly spared the reductive explanations of the characters' histories, though the actors clearly have them.

Like many of the women involved in the male-dominated Bauhaus community, Moholy was largely left out of the school's histories, though many of those were illustrated by her photographs.

In Paris, Klingberg gave perfunctory interviews to the media and then went to ground, refusing to meet even academics writing Cold War histories, though he undoubtedly had much to contribute.

He is little more than a footnote in the most authoritative jazz histories, though his name was beginning to be intoned with awe by the young, eclectic new audience for the more arcane and uncommercial branches of contemporary funk.

Calling it history, though, misrepresents the reality.

As history, though, "Che" is finally not epic but romance.

That history, though, is a matter of some debate.

For much of the party's modern history, though, it has fought against irrelevance.

For most of human history, though, people needed to do a bit of everything to survive.