Sentence examples for understanding that though from inspiring English sources

It is understanding that though there will be a small handful of true native speakers, it is OK for many friends to access only certain parts of you.

Late period Woody Allen movies have tended to arrive on the understanding that, though they may offer flashes of the wit, pathos and psychological acuity of his early work, they'll never match up to Manhattan or Annie Hall.

By the end, one feels that Patrick has achieved stature and human dimensions through his struggle to reclaim Henry, and that Henry's illness has brought them both to a depth of filial understanding that – though they would never have chosen this path – they could not otherwise have known.

The piece, "Canopy of Stars" by Simon Stephens is fine and performed very well, but it ends the show right where the audience began: believing the occupation of Afghanistan has outlived its usefulness though understanding that moment to moment some good might be accomplished.

Understanding that wanders is still understanding.

Understanding that is important.

Mr. Kazakov, whose detention had infuriated his co-workers, remains resolutely skeptical of the whole movement — though, "understanding that this was an event on a national scale," he got a table at a restaurant close enough to the Bolotnaya Square event so that he could watch the crowd take shape.

He juxtaposes the courtliness of the South against the hardscrabble desperation of poverty, mentioning the hideous conditions that created Brown though understanding that nothing could explain his boss's monstrous behavior.

Cindy is incredibly gracious though, understanding that movie producers have to make difficult decisions.

The key is understanding that the [gender] gap, though it's statistically large enough to swing some elections, is still pretty small.

Though, she also praised Holder for "understanding" that white-collar crimes involved "not just corporate entities" but "also individuals".