Sentence examples for albeit playing from inspiring English sources

Unbelievably, this was Rickman's first film role, and with his debut, he became the uber-Brit villain (albeit playing a German).

And what other major director would put the whole thing on YouTube, albeit playing at lightning speed, the day before it was released?

Even when ensconced in the Palace of Monaco, Princess Grace worked hard for her charities and philanthropic causes, albeit playing her happiest role at the same time -- as mother to her three children.

Depardieu also starred in Pialat's last film, "Le Garçu," in which the director depicts himself (albeit played by Depardieu as a character named Gérard) as father and as son, a fierce confrontation with old and new worlds.

It was hailed as the first series to feature a fully rounded transgendered woman in a leading role (albeit played by a non-trans male actor) with 16 trans actors working on the first series and more than 50 trans people on the production.

In 1967 the music director, Thomas Dunn, pared the number of singers to a well-trained few dozen and slimmed down the orchestra to resemble the chamber ensembles of Handel's and Haydn's times, while also introducing orchestration closer to the composers' own (albeit played with modern instruments).

Sex is also a mind game albeit played between the sheets.

While "So Long," Flotard admits, is definitely a paean to pa, haunting words on other songs suggest dying is a constant theme, albeit played as a high-energy assault on the senses.

Futsal, or "hall football," is a variant of association football, albeit played on a smaller field and indoors.

Bopara did attempt to take responsibility, "taking it deep" as England are fond of doing, and then falling to an excellent ball and a freakish deflection off Matthew Wade's chest, albeit while playing another fiddly wait-and-see shot.

But many more of the witnesses (ear-witnesses, who heard Kitty's screams and cries for help) may well have done as Rasenberger suggests they did, and taken it as a domestic conflict, albeit one playing out in public — a conflict that they presumed was nobody else's business, outside their purview and outside the purview of the law.