Sentence examples for although call from inspiring English sources

Although "Call Me by Your Name" might have given audiences a new, um, appreciation for peaches, Hammer doesn't think he or Chalamet will be landing any fruit-specific endorsements anytime soon. .

Thus, although call combinations appear to represent a useful means of communicating information in bonobos, the manner in which bonobos use call combinations contrasts the way linguistic units are combined and structured in human language.

Although call and morphology distance matrices are uncorrelated (Table 5), there is a relationship between some aspects of calls and morphology (body size).

Table 4 shows that the total care duration for 100 calls is longer in Groningen, although call duration by the assistant are shorter.

One, it is there, not in Glasgow: although call-centre jobs make up a higher proportion of the total in thinly-populated Scotland and northern England, southern England has more than twice as many call-centre workers as Scotland.

-- although calling it a "corporate underwriter" may be an overstatement.

Although called Visigothic, the code was in Latin and owed much to Roman tradition.

Although called to the bar in 1673, he almost immediately turned his attention to literary criticism.

The snow leopard (ounce), leopard cat, and clouded leopard, although called leopards, are distinct genera.

Much of the clothing, although called secondhand, has never been worn, because film sets routinely buy duplicates.

Although called a punk band on TV, it's not quite right to consider Pussy Riot as musicians yet.