Sentence examples for although pleasing from inspiring English sources
The result, although pleasing enough, is neither fish nor fowl.
Third, having designed a simple "audiocon" dong that users understood, during testing we found the initial sound's long fade, although pleasing on the ear, led to users logically assuming that the microphone had opened when it hadn't, producing premature responses.
Ted Boutrous, a lawyer representing Ford, believes the State Farm ruling requires that the award against Ford be cut to at most $5m, to match the compensatory damages awarded by the trial court.Yet, although pleasing to corporate lawyers, the Supreme Court's guideline may restrict the ability of punitive-damages courts to promote economic efficiency.
Although pleasing accuracy is achieved, the high cost cannot be neglected.
Feel free to play around with this bit if you like – although please, avoid anything green.
Single-letter titles seem to be something of a recent phenomenon, as the following alphabet suggests (although please note this is not an exhaustive list).
Who knows, by December maybe even Brooke and Bill may be tucking into a yoghurt-pot lemon drizzle cake, although please, please may it not be during the making of Chalet Girl 2.
Although pleased with the overall drop in bias incidents, advocates said their records showed that the number of serious assaults last year, 210, was precisely the same as in 1998.
Students also have the opportunity to develop specializations around particular subject matters (English, literacy, mathematics, science, or history), although please note that only a small number of CTE faculty accept MA students each year.
Although pleased with their ability to hold their own against the more-numerous and better-armed Americans and their South Vietnamese allies, they were aware that the United States showed no sign of giving up its hopes of victory and indeed had continued to pour more troops into Vietnam.
As rhythm and blues became more raucous and laid the foundations for rock and roll, Brown, who was too gritty to follow Nat King Cole (whom he superficially resembled) into the pop arena, continued to record with less success, although "Please Come Home for Christmas" was a hit in 1961.
