Sentence examples for although not especially from inspiring English sources

Although not especially short, the novel has a pace that's mercifully fast.

The Roman pirates in this puzzle, although not especially like the referenced Gorden Gekko and Victor Posner, are the corporate raiding variety.

Although not especially large, the show spans vast swaths of land, from India to Japan, and time, from the first century A.D. almost to the present.

West Ham's experiment with Kevin Nolan – more towards the Fábregas end of the spectrum than the Messi, although not especially reminiscent of either – seemed to terrify Spurs but nobody else.

He was relaxed, although not especially expansive in the midst of a flurry of "lasts" in recent weeks — the last trip to Afghanistan, the last hearing before Congress, the last news conference, a series of last interviews with reporters.

Thus, although not especially influential among many Anglo-American secular philosophers, Whitehead's metaphysical ideas continue to have influence among some theologians and philosophers of religion.

Although I'm not especially perceptive, it's pretty easy to translate my interlocutor's expression.

He started a gallery in Hamburg with a couple of friends, although he did not especially flourish in the role of salesman.

He also struck out seven, although that was not especially noteworthy — the Diamondbacks are about to break the major league record for strikeouts in a season.

That our life was not perfect and sacred". James, now 34, did come and stay with the family, and Jane is in touch regularly, although they are not especially close.

Although South Carolina is not especially representative of the ethnic and ideological mix in the rest of the country, its primary election offers a fascinating snapshot of what could become larger trends this year.