Sentence examples for although pronounced from inspiring English sources

The Los Angeles festival takes place in a polyglot city that has, in comparison to New York, a smaller, although pronounced, Jewish influence.

Although pronounced differently, Wicca is related to the Old English word wicca, which referred to sorcerers in Anglo-Saxon England.

Although less pronounced, an analogous evolution characterized Burundi and Rwanda.

Although officials pronounced themselves pleased with the progress of the military campaign, strains in the American-led coalition were evident.

This was the truth, although she pronounced it with an air of blessed reprieve that wasn't exactly what she felt.

The PEG aggregates also showed a similar behavior, although less pronounced than the PVP.

The effect of the efficient design's cognitive demand is apparent among literate and illiterate respondents, although, more pronounced among illiterate respondents.

Although perhaps pronounced or exacerbated, these conditions are not new they merely underline our continued desire to reconstitute ourselves in the world, and underline the subjective support provided by the objects and systems that constitute human cultures.

Although less pronounced, similar pattern was observed for CB-153.

At adult age, these bodyweight differences were still visible, although less pronounced.

For the r-WMN it was vice versa although less pronounced.