Sentence examples for of though many from inspiring English sources

Most people have the sense that they haven't achieved everything they're capable of (though many mature into reasonable perspectives about their decisions and their use of time, as well as a more accurate assessment of their talents relative to the wider world).

The giant elliptical galaxy NGC 1052 (at left) dominates the cluster it's a part of, though many other large galaxies are present.

A hearing was held, and Captain Sever was cleared of any wrongdoing and remained in command of Congress, though many of his crew soon transferred out to.

What is important is not the feeling of guilt — though many of us might benefit from taking an honest inventory of our personal prejudices.

Members of the Assembly and Senate currently earn a base salary of $79,500, though many earn tens of thousands of dollars more in leadership bonuses known as lulus.

Owners are part of a new breed of "landlady" (though many are male, of course).

There have been a number of successes, though many of those involved not just movies but speakers as well.

Spain's Muslim converts now number in the tens of thousands, though many of the new Muslims no longer follow Sheik Abdalqadir.

This is not a definitive history, and it has its share of errors, though many of them were conventional wisdom at publication.

They were trying to protect their homes with rings of sandbags, though many of those homes were now unreachable because water covered roads all around them.

However, in 1992, the collective ceased publication of GL, though many of its members continued to publish writings.