Sentence examples for although it included from inspiring English sources

This was effectively the last and culminating herbal of its kind and, although it included more plants of no discernible economic or medicinal use than ever before, they were nevertheless arranged according to their properties rather than their natural affinities.

The Jazzletter, published out of Mr. Lees's house, carried no advertising, and its circulation was small, although it included readers whose names any jazz fan would recognize.

Waits' setlist at these series of shows, described as "hootenanny nights", consisted primarily of Bob Dylan covers, although it included songs which would later appear on Closing Time and its successor, The Heart of Saturday Night (1974).

Although it included United States premieres of a 1934 work by Francisco Mignone and a 1959 score by Heitor Villa-Lobos, the Villa-Lobos was the most recent work on the program.

He also wrote Four Dissertations (1757), which he regarded as a trifle, although it included a rewriting of Book II of the Treatise (completing his purged restatement of this work) and a brilliant study of "the natural history of religion".

An initial roster of 20 names published by the Syrian National Council, the main umbrella opposition group in exile, was mostly a list of men between 19 and 36, although it included the name of a 6-year-old boy.

And although it includes coal among its spectrum of energy sources, the pathways involved focus on the production of such fuels as hydrogen, diesel and methanol for the transport sector.

Although it includes commemorations and elegies, its "transcendent razzmatazz" can seem "dizzy with unison," showing like "The Lego Movie" (which it resembles in many ways)—how everything is awesome all the time.

One way to look at "Romantics Anonymous" is as a Gallic musical-comedy without music, although it includes two songs — one each for its anxiety-ridden would-be lovers who lack the courage to seal the deal.

Although it includes fine and decorative art objects from Europe and Asia, its strength lies in Americana, with more than one-third of its objects from the United States.

Although it includes Peoria, a city of 110,000 people, the diocese is 71percentt rural and largely white.