Sentence examples for though we learn from inspiring English sources

As an only child, though, we learn to take control of our lives.

Now, though, we learn that a wedding ring was found inside the unidentified male body and it's Dougie's.

More importantly though, we learn that people with different behaviours should be understood first, then judged.

Though we learn about some of the ways in which she's been disappointed by religious figures, do you think that she still holds on to some optimism about religion, and finds some comfort in it?

Then, for six days, he comments on the wonders of Galway Bay and Ballynahinch, but not on talks with Eisner (though we learn that another media mogul, Barry Diller, the trip's co-host, befriended a Jack Russell terrier).

A depressed Vera tells Alex she's pregnant and that he isn't the father, though we learn, much later, that she's talking philosophically or ethically rather than referring to something as mundane as adultery.

"With the pregnancy products, though, we learned that some women react badly," the executive said.

Most of all, though, we learned about the human horrors of the war, particularly on the Western front, where, for four terrible years, two vast armies engaged in trench warfare, living in awful, muddy, rat-infested conditions, trying to kill each other with machine guns, rifles, artillery, and poison gas.

The smugglers waiting for us had horses, though we learned they were not for us.

"We're having by default to fall back on gas, as though we learned no lesson from the gas-fired boom," Mr. Holland said.

Though we learned to dive during our trip (and under Alex's tutelage were exploring subsurface Kapalai on our second day), it's best to arrive certified and ready to explore places like Sipadan where dives are more demanding.