Sentence examples for although pointing from inspiring English sources

Although pointing fingers at Congress may be comforting, Mr Obama and his supporters have been doing that ever since Republicans swept to power in the House in 2010.

Although pointing out the flaws of Goodies, Dorian Lynskey of The Guardian said, "Ciara has no conviction as a sweet-talker but her disconnected style clicks perfectly with the cold, clinical (in a good way) hits".

And, although pointing at gay people and taunting them with the phrase from within a large tour bus wending its way down tiny streets in Greenwich Village may reasonably reflect homophobia, nowhere does Stoller depict any pointing and he never uses the term "taunting".

The Hollywood Reporter noted that it all seemed "a bit too obvious", noting the fact that Jackson, who plays Fury, is reprising the role in Avengers: Age of Ultron, although pointing out that it could be in a postmortem flashback appearance.

Although pointing necessarily involves a subject, an object and an addressee to communicate with, previous psychophysical and neuroimaging studies on the pointing gesture have focused on the relationship between a subject and an object.

Sexton et al differentiate between the terms safety culture and safety climate, although pointing out that the terms are frequently used interchangeably in health care.

Although point estimates of occupancy suggested association with NWFP habitat categories for some species, estimate precision was low.

Now the energy in the error asymptotically will approach 0, although point by point, the Fourier series will never be equal to the square wave.

Although point defects are found to exist commonly in non-stoichiometric group-IVB transition metal nitrides, the identification of primary point defects still causes some disagreement.

For static analysis, the sandwich plate is assumed to be uniformly loaded although point loads can be handled with very little modification in the computer program.

Sunsen said he believes the report was "pretty thorough", although points out that BP said it carried out the report with limited access to physical evidence.