Sentence examples for although often described from inspiring English sources

Although often described as a "free" release, In Rainbows wasn't.

Although often described as a jazz musician, tapes of the older Nelson's playing are not straightforward jazz, but something much stranger, closer to outsider music.

Although often described as a Minecraft YouTuber, Middleton now makes videos using other games too: Roblox and Nintendo's Tomodachi Life for example.

GRAHAM GREENE Although often described as a Catholic novelist, he did not become a Catholic until he married Vivienne Dayrell-Browning, another convert, in 1927.

Although often described as a way to "align" the interests of executives or directors with those of shareholders, such options are given to the recipients at no cost, which is certainly not the experience of shareholders, Mr. Breeden said.

Although often described as flowerlike and indeed sometimes depicted as having a floral, rosette form, cycadeoid "flowers," unlike true flowers (found in the angiosperms), were composed of sporophylls bearing "naked" (i.e., gymnospermous) ovules.

Crawford noted that although critics often described the game as a satire on old educational games, he never intentionally developed Frog Fractions with that in mind.

Although she often described God as if discussing personhood – she used the term "Father Mother God" (as did Ann Lee, the founder of Shakerism), and in the third edition of Science and Health referred to God as "she" – God is mostly represented in Christian Science by the synonyms "Mind, Spirit, Soul, Principle, Life, Truth, Love".

Despite these limitations, record review and interviews produced similar pictures of medication errors, although interviewees often described hypothetical incidents without mentioning the specific drugs involved.

Although they're often described as wormlike creatures, pyrosomes are actually more closely related to humans.

Although it is often described as deregulation, unbundling actually means more regulation.