Sentence examples for therefore, though from inspiring English sources

Therefore, though the heat was unbearable, Dad wore his gloves absolutely everywhere we went.

Therefore, though defining obesity as a disease is necessary, proper implementation is essential.

To nobody's surprise, therefore, though the mutant fly is capable of learning things, it forgets them within minutes.

When he returned home, therefore, though he was extremely weak, he was ready to apply the same discipline he used for strengthening his heart muscle for the rehabilitation of his entire body.

Sobieski, therefore, though always an admirer of France, shifted away from the French alliance and concluded a treaty with the Holy Roman emperor Leopold I against the Turks (April 1 , 1683.

Therefore, though it may have cost [Sol] Levitas nothing to hurl a book at a black boy to see if he could read it and be articulate concerning what he had read, I took it as a vote of confidence and swore that I would give him my very best shot.

He was suspect among the more rigorous Roman Catholic clergy because of the quasi-liberal spirit that he seemed to have brought with him; and therefore, though in fact he was no liberal in any normal sense of the word, his early career as a Roman Catholic priest was marked by a series of frustrations.

Therefore, though Roman influence was profound and created a civilization that managed to maintain its identity during the great folk migrations that followed the collapse of the empire, some Romanians are quick to identify their country's origins in the intermixing of the indigenous Dacian people and the Roman settlers.

Therefore, though less prominent, ia may have the additive meaning.

Therefore, though bilateral, the signs of diffuse inflammation were recorded only in the left eye.

Therefore, though the performance evolution is not consistent in all users, its tendency is to increase in time.