Sentence examples for although called from inspiring English sources

This Southern recipe, although called "barbecue," is actually prepared in a hot cast-iron skillet.

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

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.

Although called a commission, Siac is in fact a court, presided over by a high court judge without a jury.

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

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

Although calling people to repent, Smith's creed reflected contemporary American optimism in its emphasis on humanity's inherent goodness and limitless potential for progress.

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

Taken together, although calling for more investigation, this Yap1's response may be regulated by its upstream kinase, Lats1/2, in an Mst1/2-independent manner.

Although calling off the vote wasn't a good thing for the administration or the congressional Republicans, the damage may well be short lived.