Sentence examples for although I may be from inspiring English sources

Although I may be able to continue to avoid Sony, I can't be without a cell phone.

Tagore's poetry (although I may be somewhat more critical today) swept me off my feet in those days.

Everything tastes better with... sweet cooked onions, except in desserts... although I may be wrong – something for us to try one day!

He has all the glamour of a daytime TV star; apparently he moonlights on a cooking channel, although I may be confused because there is more than one Jesus on the payroll here.

Does Mr. Glover really think the bad television dancing (although I may be doing television an injustice here) and even worse ballet in his program really adds anything to our thoughts or feelings about tap?

Claiming that "although I may be an academic by trade, I write primarily as a fan," Gould acknowledges having trouble mixing the awe of reverence with the skepticism of academia.

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Personally, I've always like Blue Jackets, although I realize I may be in a minority there.

A pensioner off-roader is a cool look, although I admit I may be forced to join the "smoother roadies" (shudder).

Although ST-III may be of value for bedside monitoring of the airway properties, its sensitivity depends on Crs.

That is my view, as far as I can judge, although, at my age, I may be one of those who see things at a distance only.