although it's true

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

If the one in Michigan's Shelly Kagan but this one's not — After all, although it's true that he's got Shelly Kagan's memories, he woke up thinking he was Shelly Kagan, just like I woke up thinking I was Shelly Kagan.

Although it's true that Facebook's user base is diverse, Facebook is not a "community".

Although it's true that Berkeley's history is, in the words of UC President Janet Napolitano, "replete with challenging times," this moment is more challenging than most.

And although it's true that people's motives for making identity statements online aren't always quite so lofty as saying: "Here I stand.

Although it's true, the pair's maturity disparity has us shaking our heads.

The novel's pace is glacially slow, and although it's true that people often do carefully consider what to have for breakfast, or whether to have a third glass of wine, should we be hearing about it quite so often?

Although it's true that The Finkler Question has its moments of high comedy, it also has moments of heartbreaking sadness; the two are, indeed, intertwined.

Barthelme's literary antecedents were Stéphane Mallarmé, Joyce, Gertrude Stein, Beckett and the surrealists, although it's true to say that he was equally influenced by the visual arts.

Although it's true, said a Saks buyer, that the timeliness of Ms. Dennis's deliveries was uneven, especially after her father's death, things haven't been much better under the Leiber Group's management.

"Although it's true that North Korea has begun the process of disabling its nuclear program, we cannot say that the threat from North Korea has reduced tangibly or discernibly," Mr. Kim said.

Although it's true.