Sentence examples for Although usually done from inspiring English sources

Master planning, although usually done by architects, is not the same as architectural design.

Also, although reading is usually done alone, there is something strangely communal about it.

Villains have never been too squeamish about removing parts of other people's bodies, although this is usually done after a murder to hinder identification.

Television animation remains relatively strong, although it is usually done more cheaply and often in foreign countries where costs are lower.

The agency does not have to follow committee recommendations, although it usually does.

Although angioedema usually doesn't cause itchiness, it can cause pain or a burning sensation.

The agency does not have to adhere to the recommendations of its advisory committees, although it usually does.

Unlike his father, he is not adamant about speaking Arabic, although he usually does so during official meetings.

Some lash themselves with bits of rope, as monks and saints often did in the past, although they usually do not like to talk about it.

Proponents, although they usually don't come out and say so, know that the mythical, phantasmal aspects of the death penalty are precisely what account for its persistence.

Although it usually doesn't indicate a serious disorder, repeated sleepwalking can be a symptom of other issues (not to mention a bit of a disruption for the sleeper and anyone with whom they might be sharing their living space).