Sosa (2007, 31) thinks that knowledge is also like this: in some cases you might believe aptly, and thus know, even though you might easily have been wrong Duncan Pritchard (2009) argues that this feature of Sosa's view opens it up to counterexamples.
It was more difficult and expensive to get Hatful of Hollow in the US than Louder Than Bombs, so Hatful made fans feel like they were bigger fans (and thus more devoted), even though, you know, the same songs appear on both records.
As Marvell wrote: "Thus, though we cannot make our sun stand still, yet we will make him run".
Thus, though he may read children's books, he also, and increasingly, reads adult books.
It was ever thus though for ambitious politicians wanting to make their mark.
Thus, though he supports vouchers, he does not use the word, talking instead about school choice for students "trapped" in bad schools.
Thus, though I have long admired it in a friend's garden, I have never grown it in my in-town lot.
Thus, though we are shameless in our self-promotion and never pass up an opportunity to hawk our sex manual, we forbid potential partners to read The Big Bang.
Thus, though The American will have been out in the US for a month before its LFF screening, George Clooney and Trafalgar Square, together at last, are still a good draw.
Thus, though it is bursting with data, a reader has no way of knowing whether other data has been overlooked or minimized to support the author's points.
