Sentence examples for learning though from inspiring English sources

He's learning, though, hence the appointment of Neale Coleman as his head of policy and rebuttal, as well as Kevin Slocombe (yet more additions to his all-white, all-male inner circle).

What I'm learning, though, is that it can take longer when you're older.

The real secret I think I am learning, though, is that you are the middle ground.

Doctors are learning, though, thanks partly to programs like the one at which Ritterman spoke, as well as a growing number of environmental health workshops and online modules.

It's worth learning, though, to be able to order this stern but enchanting white wine from the village of Fuissé in southern Burgundy (by the way, it's poo-yee fwee-say).

While learning, though, it helps to hold the banjo like this.

They learned, though, that Santa was giving match point presents only to North-South.

Ms. Meriwether has learned, though, that penis jokes do have a limit.

The lesson was not learned, though, and Pietersen's direct hit sent him back for 14 after a second poor call.

What Stone learned, though, was that people enjoyed answering questions.

It was a lesson learned, though, as I've never since taken one of those "forgot your password?" features seriously.