Sentence examples for though she set from inspiring English sources

First, though, she set some ground rules.

Though she set up home in Paris, she was never there, and, when she was, she was so tired, she found it hard to communicate.

In her fiction she presented men who possessed what she held to be feminine characteristics, a regard for others and an awareness of the multiplicity of experience; but she remained pessimistic about women gaining positions of influence, even though she set out the desirability of this in her feminist study Three Guineas (1938).

Even though she set out primarily to listen, her interview style is far from ceding the floor to her subjects.

At the same time, though, she sets up non-Asians for failure, lamenting "the self-congratulatory willingness of whites to accept Asians into their midst — as their girlfriends, their co-workers, even their adopted kids — as long as the status quo, their sociopolitical dominance, remained intact".

When Merida realizes that she may lose her mother permanently, though, she sets out to rescue her and, by extension, her family.

The family attributed it to stress, though one cousin claims she set it on fire, ensuring that she'd never marry, and would remain, reclusive, at Grey Gardens.

After the marriage ended, Ms. Claridge writes, Post rarely mentioned Edwin though she always set an extra place at the table for an unnamed guest.

But, after a faltering start, Mrs Clinton proved herself a formidable campaigner, though she hardly set pulses racing.

It means she has a rating of more than 2,000, though she has set herself the target of reaching 2,100 in 2013.

The story is often told that she hated her first marathon so much that she threw her shoes at her husband, even though she had set a world record.