Sentence examples for although it was indeed from inspiring English sources

The Allies denounced the Nazis for the massacre – although it was indeed committed by the Soviets.

Although it was indeed developed as a screening measure, it is well-validated as a measure of DS severity (20).

One of the biggest hurdles the series still faces is that although it is indeed the most popular form of racing in the world and with little doubt the pinnacle of auto racing, it has failed to capture the American imagination or find a permanent home for a Grand Prix in the United States.

Although it is indeed a lab where professionals work in teams of four to develop a startup (or at least the prototype of a startup), it is far from a women's only club.

Although it is indeed difficult to compare four-legged animals to humans, there have been several reports of gait analysis intended for evaluating humans with chronic low back pain (Kulkarni et al. 2005; Hamacher et al. 2014; Zahraee et al. 2014).

Consequently, although it is indeed a theory of meaning, a theory of the sort Davidson proposes will have no use for a concept of meaning understood as some discrete entity (whether a determinate mental state or an abstract 'idea') to which meaningful expressions refer.

It is fair to point out that the discovery of nuclear fission never led to the terminology of the atom being abandoned, although it is indeed fissile!

However, the coexpression interactions between these two yeasts are only conserved at a rate of 19.27%/19.51% which is still low, although it is indeed higher than the other experimental data types.

Although it is indeed interesting that the authors were able to model actual recordings, uncertainty remains whether this ability might attest more to the flexibility (i.e., reconfigurability) of the model than to its biological validity.

Although it is indeed possible to select clonogenic variants within a cell line that exhibit different genetic and biological properties from the parental population, it is widely recognized that single cell cloning is extremely inefficient, yielding few clones with the capacity to expand and propagate indefinitely.

It was indeed a racket, although probably a bit more Scarface than Capone.