Sentence examples for though he succeeds from inspiring English sources

A coward loves only himself … The brave man loves other men first and himself last". Yet, though he succeeds for a few years in becoming "mostly the same" as his adoptive tribe, Eli fails to embody the ethic that Toshaway had tried to instill – as his subsequent actions against anyone else who gets in the way of his empire building reveal.

Though he succeeds, he is discouraged that the criminals did not fear him.

He spoke angrily, even though he succeeded in being elected.

Though he succeeded in finding the CRF and GRF hormones independently, in both cases Dr. Vale's lab beat him to the punch.

And even though he succeeded in being naturalized, he would, unless pardoned, carry through life the disability of a felon; 9 and by reason of that fact he might lose certain civil rights.

Though he succeeded through threats and promises in persuading most of the princes to accept his proposals, no irrevocable commitments had been made by the time the Hungarians were defeated in August 1849.

Though he succeeded in suppressing certain useless government offices, he consolidated many others by according the "annual right," or paulette (1604), whereby the holder of an office could make it hereditary through yearly payments of one-sixtieth of the price he had originally paid for it.

Muybridge had to try to make a photograph that captured not just motion but incredibly rapid motion, and though he succeeded well enough for Stanford's initial purposes (yes, the horse did have all four feet off the ground), his images were rough silhouettes.

And that's exactly what Bobby tried to do again, though he succeeded only for a few minutes.

If he succeeds, though, it is because images that may be disturbing to view are also striking for their light and composition.

He succeeds, though here and there his own wry presence is unmistakable.