There is the same difficulty in assigning definite dates to the Upanishads, though many of the later ones bear the post-mark of the various periods of theological evolution with which they coincided.
The steel rifled cannon for field artillery also came to take the place, in general, of the smooth-bore brass gun, though many kinds of cannon of various calibres and construction were in use in both armies throughout the war.
He remarked that "Mirbel has seen what nobody else can: so nobody contradicts him, though many won't believe him.
It rules the region, subjecting all other altitudes to its sway, though many of them range away to a great distance; and at sunset retains it supremacy, blazing almost like a volcano with fiery clouds.
For we, though many, are one loaf, one body; for we all partake of that one loaf.
For as the body is one, and hath many members, but all the members of that one body, though many, are one body: so also is Christ.
The enemy is fighting hard, and his Jaegers, with green bands round their caps, and the men of the 223rd Reserve Division, have not surrendered easily, though many of them are now our prisoners.
When they first emerged from the tunnels on the morning of the great attack they had been swept by machine-gun fire, but by good luck escaped heavy casualties, though many fell.
Though many of these sepulchral monuments were erected in the fourth and fifth centuries, they indicate a remarkable freedom from superstitions with which the religion of the New Testament has been since defiled.
Though many of the Samaritans acknowledged the divine authority of the writings of Moses, they did not belong to the Church of Israel; and between them and the Jews a bitter antipathy had hitherto existed.
It has been remarked that we never find any chorepiscopi among the African bishops, though many of them occupied as humble a position as those so designated elsewhere.
The opposition worked into the hands of the Radical party at the North, though many of them did not favor the full Radical programme, especially as regarded negro suffrage.
When the Federal armies passed through the state, the negroes along the line of march followed them in numbers, though many returned to the old home after a day or two.
Though many of the white farmers remained under the crop lien bondage, there was a steady gain toward independence on the part of the more industrious and economical.
My misfortunes, as I have lived along so far in this world, have been so few that I have never needed to ask direct aid of the host of good men and women who have cheered my life, though many a gift has come to me.
Though many of these had fallen under the trees, I could not venture to take them, until I saw the wild hogs feeding with safety, and then I found them very delicious fruit.
Should that be the case, they might soon leave her without hazard; and accordingly those who continued on board were saved, though many of them were dreadfully bruised.
The people continued to come ashore, though many perished in the attempt.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "though many" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
