Sentence examples for although, predictably from inspiring English sources

Fortunately — although predictably — after the preliminary hostilities have been exchanged, Henry and Adela find some common ground.

Speaking to the Portuguese, although predictably keen to keep his counsel for now, makes one believe this deal will happen sooner, rather than never.

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And the match - although predictably short on real quality - at least provided plenty of tension and excitement from two teams desperate to get their season up and running.

Obama, obviously, is the latter (although, predictably, he pretends to be both).

Although predictably important, the microRNAome (miRNAome) of pig has been largely undefined.

It was also, although Atlético predictably argued otherwise, a compulsory red card situation.

The surprise came in what they said: although some predictably implied that he was looking to cut and run, several others declared the move too little, too late.

Without wishing to give too much away in case you missed it and wish to see it, it all went steeply downhill from there, although not predictably.

And Milton Babbitt's setting of "Pantun" was as lovely and well made as Mr. Hollander's poem, although a predictably difficult assignment for Theodora Hanslowe, a mezzo-soprano.

But although they predictably contested well up front, as an attacking force coach John Kirwan's men were as lively as a week-old cappuccino apart from centre Andrea Masi's second-half try.