Sentence examples for although the subject from inspiring English sources

Although the subject matter is quite different, they share a kind of theatricality.

Although the subject itself is intractably difficult to follow, the exuberance of Randall's narration is appealing.

Although the subject is grim, Lowenthal writes with humor and an eye for period details.

Although the subject isn't identified, she might be Millet's wife or one of his daughters.

Although the subject matter was so horrifying, Jenny wanted to honour the beauty of the lives destroyed.

"I thought it had great artistic promise, although the subject matter made it a tough bet," he said.

Although the subject is strictly taboo in this society, Perry has perfected a delicate touch in approaching the untouchable.

Europe was tipped as a conference flashpoint, but, although the subject kept coming up in fringe meetings, there were no public rows.

A particularly fine example of the former, although the subject is atypical, is "A Couple and a Boy in a Garden" (circa 1648-50).

Although the subject matter is the same (illicit affairs among the Viennese bourgeoisie), the atmosphere of engaging superficiality is abandoned for narratives of extreme interiority.

Even now, although the subject has come out of the shadows and Prozac is in many an American medicine cabinet, Americans remain skeptical and judgmental.