Sentence examples for Although undeniably from inspiring English sources

Although undeniably delicate, some of them also possess an almost infernal energy.

Although undeniably intriguing, Bourdin's (self-serving?) role in the film will trouble those suspicious of his declared search for "love and affection", a search that has seen him prey upon those who have lost loved ones and whose need for closure frequently overwhelms rational inquiry.

Although undeniably beautiful, I would have loved to have heard Uma Thurman speak with the same gravitas as her peers.

Although undeniably male-dominated, the attendees of Vape Jam 3 come from all walks of life: spotty college students, white men with tribal tattoos, groups of Sikh men, a Muslim couple, a lot of people who seem to have floated over from Camden Lock.

Although undeniably male-dominated, the attendees of Vape Jam 3 come from all walks of life: spotty college students, white men with tribal tattoos, groups of Sikh men, a Muslim couple, a lot of people who seem to have floated over from Camden Lock.

The skin, although undeniably less crisp than Keller's benchmark, is helped in the flavour stakes by the butter and lemon juice, and disappears almost as quickly.

Although this undeniably fantastic Jaguars fan thinks the team has been good from the start.

Although Corker undeniably comes from a very different political and ideological perspective than I do, and his conclusions about what actions should be taken are also very different from mine, there is no denying that his assessment of the problem is dead on.

It is important to note that, in this study, spiritual healing, although it undeniably included the action of praying, was distinct from private, devotional communication (which may include daily petitions for health, blessings, forgiveness, and grace).

Although an undeniably important time in the history of biology, the attitudes cited, coupled with the new found reductionist power of molecular biology, tended to splinter, not integrate biology.

In other words, although it undeniably is a good idea to promote healthy behaviors in all people to buffer against any possible genetic risk turning into actual disease phenotype, such interventions may be informed by understanding the antecedents of the behaviors to be targeted and thereby the barriers that may interfere with changing them.