Sentence examples for although something from inspiring English sources

Although something of a short-term compromise, the news will not be popular among union members.

The beautiful people were still making the rounds on Friday afternoon, although something was different.

Although something of a loner, Landy has always been a thinker about art and a very deliberate creator of effect.

'I am really happy for you.' Although something in his eyes says that he might not be.

Flint, although something of a composite, is an intriguing character I'd like to read more about (and presumably will).

Before the discovery of treatment in the 1920s, the modifier pernicious, although something of a misnomer today, was appropriate, since the disease was usually fatal.

Try not to judge until you have heard me out, although, knowing something about you, I realize that will be difficult, perhaps impossible.

Those things were not my cup of tea, even when I was small, and I knew it — although if something's written well enough, anything goes.

With a career record of 240-138 and five World Series titles, Pettitte has become a viable Hall of Fame candidate, although still something of a long shot.

Although enjoying something of a resurgence these past few years, prog rock has a pretty bad rep in some parts, but not on my watch.

This Althoughoriginally appeared on VICE UK.