Sentence examples for although it was published from inspiring English sources

Although it was published in 1956, Dr. Morgan said he still taught with it.

I do not know of any English translation of "Relacion delas noticias delos Judios de Cochin," although it was published in 1687 (Amsterdam) and 1923 (Lisbon).

Although it was published 60 years ago this year, Auntie Mame felt like it was written for me, a child of great gay dreams and straitjacketed circumstance.

Although it was published only six years later, it feels like it's from a different century, although there are some thematic parallels.

Although it was published before Orbitz.com went online earlier this year, it still has good information on that Web site, which is operated by a group of major United States airlines and can be a source of very good fares.

The book, "Maps of Meaning: The Architecture of Belief," was nearly six hundred pages long, and, although it was published by the academic press Routledge, it fit neatly within no scholarly discipline.

Although it is published in a provincial capital, The Hindu's reportage and editorials are read carefully and taken seriously in the national capital.

Further along in the narrative, which Mr. Agarwal says is a true account of his life although it is published as fiction, his mother sobs as she tells her friend, "I don't know what to do.

Nevertheless, although it is published [6] that some widely used LCLs are pauciclonal or even monoclonal, it is still not fully appreciated that bulk LCL cultures can be highly restricted in the number of constituent clones, as evidenced by the exclusive use of cell lines in most recent studies [1], [2], [3], [4].

The tabloid paper ran a surprisingly upbeat profile of the Labour leader in April, although, tellingly perhaps, it was published on Good Friday, when newspapers sales are low.

The resulting book was Night-Crossing (1968), which was well received - although Mahon now thinks it was published too soon.