Sentence examples for though I began from inspiring English sources

As I learned more about how Dr. Osio's practice had changed, though, I began to grasp how it could happen.

Almost as soon as I'd sent the letter, though, I began to have second thoughts.

While this was happening, though, I began to notice that these departed, special voices and presences had altered in my mind.

After I had been here a while, though, I began to see that the Argentines I was meeting did not seem particularly interested in self-improvement.

Gradually, though, I began to recognize the sources of my discomfort: I was an intruder, utterly powerless against the overwhelming forces of nature, whether by lightning strike, snake bite, alligator attack, or — the most terrifying thought of all — getting lost!

A few years ago, though, I began a novel about a family in crisis, in London, in the heatwave of 1976, and it seemed to me the youngest of the grown-up siblings required some kind of curse.

Considered more carefully, though, I begin to appreciate Littell's position.

Soon, though, I begin to lose feeling in my hands and face and, by the time I come out of the water, the former are aflame with pain.

Sometimes, though, I begin to suspect that we do all this discussing and ruminating, as Ms. Levine put it, "out of our own needs rather than theirs".

Upon further reflection, though, I beginning to think that this lack of coordination could end up being a good thing.

This past week, though, I really began to feel a closer connection to the cause I'll be running in November to support.