Sentence examples for although the pictures of from inspiring English sources

Although the pictures of mourning in this series are powerful, they only tell part of the story, and Carlos Javier tries to incorporate a larger part of the culture of these communities and individuals into his photo narratives.

This has a calm, inexorable tone throughout, and illustrations which evoke the beauty of death in nature – broken shells, ants, butterflies – as well as the vivid joy of being alive (although the pictures of people are a little dated now).

"Although the pictures [of Tamara Ecclestone] are rather posed, I commend her for posting them". Sue Burgess, 57, from Oxford, breastfed her daughter until she was two and a half, and while she says she cannot understand why anyone would describe it as disgusting, she admits she only did it in public "a handful of times" as she found it "embarrassing".

The Metropolitan Museum had yet to open, although the picture of Prince Charles would one day appear on its walls.

She later dwells on the devastating consequences of flood, fire, thirst and starvation, although the picture of dystopian disaster is sometimes shot through with a macabre humour.

Although the picture of how New York City stands to benefit from next year's budget requests is sketchy, a few details did emerge today.

Although the picture of the Buddha seated under the tree of enlightenment has not traditionally been interpreted as a paradigm for ecological thinking, today's Buddhist environmental activists point out that the decisive events in the Buddha's life occurred in natural settings: that the Buddha Gotama was born, attained enlightenment, and died under trees.

Although the picture of the alleged attackers is far from complete, small details are beginning to emerge about their identities.

Although the picture of genes involved in the susceptibility to MS is far to be completed, the Human Leukocyte Antigen (HLA) complex on chromosome 6p21 has been unambiguously associated with MS [1] [8].

Although the gruesome descriptions of the pictures of Bin Laden with a bullet in his head would appear to underscore that reputation — and help to explain why President Obama decided Wednesday not to release them — Mr. Greitens called Seal members "creative" commandos who knew "to bring back as much intelligence as they possibly could".

Although they look the picture of health, they are not.