Sentence examples for although this word from inspiring English sources

Although this word contains surge, now a popular syllable, it is too narrowly focused on a specific opponent bent on overthrowing a local government.

Although this word is facing fierce competition from the German Gesundheit, DARE reports from its many interviews that scat's meaning of "begone" is frequently used in the South from Florida to Texas (heaviest in Kentucky) as "reference to the belief that the devil enters the body when a person sneezes".

"Although this Word is common," he warns, "the many live as if they had a private understanding" (B2).

In addition, although this word frequency effect occurs for the 50 first and the 50 last repetitions, it appeared more wide-spread at the temporal sites for the last ones, suggesting a cumulative effect.

In Italian, the word for "dear" is "caro", although this word may vary based on gender.

Although this word-perfect study of two interdependent post-yuppie marriages (one of which shatters), reaches an unsatisfyingly pat ending, it played more smoothly on the screen than on the stage and had first-rate performances by Toni Collette and Greg Kinnear.

Although we take this word for granted and without much thought in today's world of fast Internet and digital media, this was not the case in 1948 when Claude Shannon laid the foundations of information theory.

Although this Latin word is correctly translated into English as 'religion', its literal meaning is 'binding down', and it therefore serves Lucretius as a term, not for all attitudes of reverence towards the divine, but for those which cow people's spirits, rather than, as he thinks such attitudes should, elevate them to a joyful state of tranquility.