Sentence examples for although, though from inspiring English sources

The inmates regularly drink sweet tea, although though it is warm, not hot, in case they try to throw it on a guard.

The paper in question is a well-written summary of the recent literature (although though it probably underestimates side effects, as pointed out in the British Medical Journal).

Konta's startling rise took her to brilliant heights in her mesmeric run to the last four of the Australian Open in January and the 25-year-old will be a dark horse in Paris, although though she has experienced a minor dip since her run in Melbourne.

The impedance of 16 ohms means that they are easily powered by any mobile device and the weakest headphone jack (like the iPhone for which they were apparently designed) – although though this alone is no guarantee for good sound, of course.

Clementi felt roundly rebuffed by his evangelical mother -- although though she denies having rejected him.

Although though there are many bad eggs in the dozen, veterans charities still serve an important purpose.

There are employers he says, who understand that well-being and performance are inextricably linked, although a though return-on-investment might not be directly revealed on the spreadsheets.

Why use a word that could momentarily confuse a reader, making it appear that you're talking about a time span, when choosing "although" or "though" could make your meaning clear from the start?

Norwich chances were few and far between though, although Hooper was denied twice by Howard when through, as an impressive passing display from the hosts left Chris Hughton's men hanging on just to stay in the game.

That's a great pack though, although I'd still take Pagel over Hayman.

The second goal never came, though, although Kiryat Shmona came close.