Sentence examples for though she considered from inspiring English sources

As she grieved, her grades plummeted, and though she considered leaving school, her professors persuaded her to stay.

Though she considered becoming a lawyer, she said, "I guess the urge to create is very hard to suppress".

"It was almost as if Natasha had a religious sort of a calling, even though she considered herself an atheist," Lokshina says.

Though she considered war primitive -- "war is a regression, in the psychological sense of the term, and the violence that it unleashes is in part uncontrollable," she said in a 2008 interview with the magazine L'Expansion -- she was a realist.

Ms. Pelosi allowed the House to approve a temporary extension of a wiretapping program even though she considered the proposal constitutionally flawed and felt that the White House had dishonestly accused Democrats of impeding surveillance.

She joined the party at 15. Though she considered an opportunity to take a chemistry PhD at King's, she preferred to volunteer for Labour, then on its unstoppable ascent to power.

Ultimately, though, she considers them a success.

Horgan has always been her own muse (though she considers the word "muse" to be "wanky").

He is never anything but gracious to his neighbor Mrs. Dubose, even though she considers him a "nigger-lover".

Though her work is now often likened to Merce Cunningham's and though she considers him a major influence, she has taken perhaps one class in Cunningham technique.

Though she considers herself "a pretty normal 17-year-old," Ms. Matarazzo comes across as bright, articulate, disciplined and down-to-earth.