Sentence examples similar to albeit rather long from inspiring English sources
Republicans leaving the hour-long meeting said the president had been pleasant, albeit rather long-winded, in his 25-minute opening statement and in his answers.
RInChI can become rather long.
Hence the rather long exit.
Recovery time is rather long.
There was every chance that Smith might have gone the same way as a Kieron Pollard or a Dirk Nannes, T20 troubadours for whom Test cricket was a long-lost dream, albeit rather a laborious one.
Long lauded as a one-club man, albeit rather comically in some quarters even after it was announced he was off elsewhere, Steven Gerrard has made it abundantly clear that he would have liked to finish the career he started at Liverpool if the club had made more of an effort to let it be known that they wanted him to stay.
Read like this, it sounds as if he's criticising freedom of speech.Read in the context of the longer passage, though (see my post for the translation), he's actually saying, albeit rather dismissively, that freedom of speech is a great thing and anyone can have it in Russia as long as they obey the law a rather self-serving interpretation of the impartiality of the law, but that's another matter.
His mommy issues are crippling, albeit rather tedious.
This was a properly interesting – albeit rather worshipful – portrait of one of the most interesting writers in the comics medium.
I have one, albeit rather feeble, excuse.
