Sentence examples for although rather from inspiring English sources

When fusion takes place light is created And it makes its way out (although rather belated).

The show, although rather amateurish, demonstrates the ease with which ephemera sometimes trumps art.

Although rather fanciful and not always historically accurate, these works, particularly Men of Mathematics, continue to attract a wide readership.

She seemed to see Pu Yi more as a father, although rather a fierce one who would occasionally beat her.

Most whelks caught on our south coast are sent to adoring diners in Korea but although, rather amazingly, they're still alive once they land, they're affected by travel.

Although rather young, Oyo was crowned nonetheless on Sept. 11, 1995, earning a place in the Guinness Book of World Records as a toddler king.

Pliny attributed the invention of this genre of painting to Studius (or Ludius), although rather than inventing it, he seems to have brought it to a new perfection.

It was from him that Webb inherited his passion for cooking, although, rather disappointingly, he chooses as his signature dish something as mainstream as a deluxe burger.

Although rather inefficient, they are rugged and reliable, need little attention, and remain a prime source for pumping small amounts of water wherever electricity is not economically available.

Revenues will be split between Conmebol, US Soccer, and Concacaf, although rather than it being seen as a pure money-making exercise, officials are just desperate to produce a spectacle worthy of the entrants.

There is a much longer list, although rather incomplete, on Wikipedia if you want to see more names, but the point about them is that they don't really make much of a point about Jewishness; it's not their shtick.