Sentence examples for although outwardly from inspiring English sources

There was something askew in my own background, although outwardly different from the Brontës', that led me to identify with their struggles to get themselves heard.

Although outwardly intrepid, when he attempts to draw meaning from the lives that he, his father and Davey have led, his writing can feel timid, sometimes sliding toward cliché: "Life is a barren waste to cross and along the way we'll see dancing mirages that confuse us and a few scattered wells from which to draw our hope".

Although outwardly it could be interpreted as lack of participation from the special needs children and their parents, more indepth study need to be conducted to eliminate factors deterring parents from sending their children to such schools.

She found plenty of pools of scummy water containing larvae, and by comparing them with mosquito larvae from up top was able – with her University of London supervisor Richard Nicholas – to establish that although outwardly similar, there were clear genetic and behavioural differences between the two varieties.

The change of command came on February 22 and Beauregard, although outwardly cooperative and courteous to Johnston, was bitterly disappointed at his replacement.

Although outwardly critical and skeptical, Pembleton and Felton are actually impressed with their partners' willpower and discuss the merits of quitting smoking.

Zelda's sudden decision, at the age of twenty-eight, to become a professional ballet dancer led to constant friction between them, although Scott outwardly supported her efforts and got Murphy to arrange for her to take lessons with Egarova, who had been a dancer with the Diaghilev company.

Julian had been baptized and raised as a Christian, but, although he outwardly conformed until he was supreme, Christianity in its official guise meant to him the religion of those who had murdered his father, his brother, and many of his relations and, as such, was hardly likely to commend itself to him.

Although he outwardly seemed to be coping, the repeated failures must have taken their toll.

Although she was outwardly still engaged, Simone claimed she lost faith in activism in 1970, when the movement fractured and the revolution didn't come.

Although Maupassant appeared outwardly a sturdy, healthy, athletic man, his letters are full of lamentations about his health, particularly eye trouble and migraine headaches.