Sentence examples for although astonishingly from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, Tony wasn't screwing anyone this week, although, astonishingly, he killed his nephew, Christopher.

At 774 minutes he surpassed his own longest innings, that in Birmingham, and at 798 minutes, he went past Sir Leonard Hutton (although astonishingly Hutton faced around 300 more deliveries in that time), who had played England's previous longest innings.

Little important information in these books is new, although, astonishingly, David A. Vise reveals in "The Bureau and the Mole" that Hanssen's wife's brother, also an F.B.I. agent, had reported to the bureau his suspicions that his brother-in-law was spying for the Soviets a full decade before Hanssen was caught.

It has been long known that an enzyme with l-asparaginase activity is responsible for cell killing, although astonishingly, its identity remains unclear.

Most astonishingly, although this was almost two years into an arduous process of determining the fate of ground zero, it was clear that neither of the two mayors believed in the reconstruction program that an Albany-led process had established.

The first, the Battle of Balaclava on 24 October, ended with the legendary British 'Charge of the Light Brigade', which was, although misguided, an astonishingly successful operation of war, with relatively light casualties - only 118 killed out of 620.

This explanation is immensely ingenious and, although calling for some astonishingly fine sensory discriminations on the part of the pigeon, not impossible in principle.

This side business may turn out to be astonishingly lucrative, although as a gelding, Funny Cide is not going to turn into a moneymaker beyond the winner's circle.

Even a mild climate might prevail on at least portions of the planet, although Proxima b is astonishingly close to its star, Proxima Centauri just four-and-a-half million miles away.

Not just from Barça – although they got it wrong – or the media – although the reaction was often astonishingly bitter – but from the usual suspects.

(Although even then, termination is astonishingly harsh for such a transgression).