Sentence examples for although, otherwise from inspiring English sources

They might also come in new colours, although otherwise they'll look almost identical.

Although otherwise competent, patients are unaware of their rights, benefits or treatment options, as may happen with patients who have cancer, heart disease or severe arthritis.

Although otherwise much like any other five-star hotel, the "president's suite" on the tenth floor of the Maritim offers arguably the best panoramic views of any of the city's establishments.

The likely candidates in, alphabetical order, are: Lady Justice Hallett, 62, vice-president of the Queen's bench division; Lord Justice Hughes, 63, vice-president of the criminal division of the court of appeal; Lord Justice Leveson, 63, chairman of the sentencing council (although otherwise engaged this year); and Sir John Thomas, 64, president of the Queen's bench division.

Psychological and physical stunting of infants deprived of physical contact, although otherwise fed and cared for, had been noted in the pioneering work of Harry Harlow, working with primates, and the psychoanalysts John Bowlby and Renee Spitz, who observed children orphaned in World War II.

The philosopher-psychologist U. T. Place, although otherwise sympathetic to the application of behaviorist ideas to matters of mind, argued that phenomenal qualia cannot be analyzed in behaviorist terms.

Oral contraceptives have been associated with an increased risk of blood clots, although for otherwise healthy prople assigned female at birth, this increased risk is still incredibly small.

Although Murray otherwise supported the U.S. effort in World War II, he opposed President Franklin D. Roosevelt's plan (proposed in 1944 but never put into effect) for compulsory civilian labour in war industries.

The tuning, although the otherwise excellent notes don't mention it, seems to be something other than modern equal temperament – which adds a plangent quality to several keys.

It is a mutual follow like Facebook, not a one-way follow like Google+ (Although it otherwise shares a similar Circles concept).

Hamilton Palace (1695) was fronted by giant Corinthian columns, and a pedimented entrance, although was otherwise restrained.