Sentence examples for although the term from inspiring English sources

Although the term reserve enjoys no status in law, it can be freely bestowed or withheld.

As have bosses – although the term means something a little different in North Korean society.

Although the term is often used, and universally recognised, its definition has always been elusive.

Although the term agency is mainly used in a straightforward way, its presuppositions are widely contested.

Although the term "surreal" is too readily applied to poetic strangeness, Hutchinson's poetry swiftly layers symbols.

Although the term nanoscience is new, some of the technology is not.

Although the term seems inadequate, these structures are, in fact, functioning shelters for birds.

Although the term cold-blooded is typically applied to such organisms, it is a misnomer.

Although the term "adiaphorism" was not explicitly applied in other disputes, analogous controversies occurred elsewhere.

Although the term firewater is fitting for a number of them, good digestifs can be warming and elegant.

In spring, early rhubarb is just delicious (although the term "forced" rhubarb is not very pleasant sounding).