Sentence examples for although fascinating from inspiring English sources
The formations, although fascinating and significant, are unfortunately not conclusive pieces of evidence that life has existed on Mars.
Kaye's frequent asides about pop culture and musical theory, although fascinating, are distracting; Columbo's story is the real draw here.
And yet the Zentrum Paul Klee, although fascinating and impressive, is not just designed to wow the media; it is much, much better than that.
That story, although fascinating in its behind-the-scenes details, would not be nearly so compelling were it not intertwined with another story, that of Mr. Fried's own "relapse" (his word) into religion after the death of his father.
But biological anthropologist Richard Wrangham of Harvard University says the results, although "fascinating," don't necessarily tell us much about the difference between males' and females' mental maps.
We reinforce that this discipline, although fascinating from the point of view of aggregating value from theory formulation to its final application, must be considered as one more important tool on predicting fluid properties and settling diagnostics of connection/disconnection in oil and gas reservoirs.
The Neasden bunker – pointless, horrid and pathetic, although intensely fascinating – sums up the sorry world of the bunker.
It's a palatable umbrella for its genial songwriting chops, although the fascinating punk undercurrent of the band's past eight efforts is completely snuffed.
Although unquestionably fascinating (if you could stomach it) it did beg the question, what's left for the TV cameras to plunder?
Although, some fascinating color changes in the early stage of the reaction indicated the formation of an amine complex, conventional filtration experiments proved the heterogeneity of the system.
Although a fascinating social phenomenon, the Devil Baby story is of little obvious philosophical importance and it would be easy to dismiss those who perpetuated the story as simpletons caught up in hysteria.
