Sentence examples for though history from inspiring English sources

As we know from the past four series, though, history never quite touches Downton in the way the inhabitants of the Abbey fear it will.

In the long term, though, history has taught us the best way to fight discrimination is to dismantle it where it occurs.

THOUGH history tells us that Islam and Christianity were both born out of a small sliver of the middle east, the world's largest population of Muslims today is in Indonesia.

She writes, "To me, though, history acts as a really great excuse to examine and understand many different facets of human society, and it allows me to throw myself into things like literature, art history, and sociology".

Again, though, history has been rewritten somewhat.

— even though history said very much the opposite.

As though history were still a thing done by certain men in a certain place.

This, even though history has bequeathed to Europeans a privileged status in international economic governance.

On this issue, though, history shows that the right is wrong.

It doesn't even have anything to do with history (though history is its first victim).

Since Aug. 20, though, history has not proved to be a good guide.