Sentence examples for albeit unpopular from inspiring English sources
It may then seem a more rational, albeit unpopular, option than a disorderly Greek default and exit, with all the disastrous economic and social consequences for Greece and Europe.
"We feel this statement, albeit unpopular, was necessary in communicating our opinion that it's time college students challenge the current political climate and speak out," he wrote in a letter to the public.
The authoritarian structure he blames for the slow and inadequate response of the Roman Catholic Church to the crisis of pedophile priests has been the backbone of the same church in a number of important, albeit unpopular battles for the preservation of basic human rights, in particular the sacredness of human life in all its forms.
Somebody out there has to care enough to say it, albeit unpopular in nature it may be.
Smith, offering a supreme irony, or maybe just a supreme concession, says that Bush, albeit ferociously unpopular, was at last, in 2008, "growing into the job".
And does the coup against the democratically elected leader of the Arab world's largest country – albeit an unpopular and incompetent one – mean that others will shun the ballot box and turn to violence?
He quickly identified that the public outrage not only aligned with the players but was even, in part, directed by their response, and did not hesitate to kick an owner, one of his bosses (albeit a troublesome, unpopular one), out of the league.
President Obama's support for partial-birth abortion, taxpayer-funded abortion, late-term abortion, and a type of infanticide is also an unpopular set of positions that follows logically from certain premises, albeit very different ones.
Unlike some of its predecessors, Soviet Strike features only a helicopter - albeit with power-ups in some levels - and the team also abandoned the unpopular on-foot levels found in Urban Strike.
Japan's stunningly unpopular prime minister has already caved in to pressure by promising to resign, albeit indirectly.
