Sentence examples for although wonderful from inspiring English sources

"If they appoint a minister who, although wonderful and marvellous in many ways, tends to reflect Foreign Office orthodoxy on these matters, then I suspect there may be a new deal in name but not in substance.

Although wonderful technologies exist to analyze genetic markers and traits, he says, they are often not publicly available.

The two survivors present a much-tamed appearance, although the wonderful, inexplicable inset porches on 231 are aesthetically alarming.

Even more spectral was the taste of a suckling pig main course, although a wonderful slaw of fried burdock root and radishes nearly made up for it.

By contrast, a gallery like the Uffizi in Florence, although a wonderful collection, is really only concerned with Italian painting from the early 14th century to the 16th century.

Many of them predate or postdate the period covered here, although a wonderful small but sharply delineated limestone fragment from Persepolis showing a Persian soldier, with stylized hair and beard, comes from Ananiah's time.

This was a sad day for the architects if not for the Church, for although a wonderful thing to behold, St Peter's suffered from all too many leaks and other faults: its construction was not up to its architectural ambition.

First, Tim O'Reilly's use of that term in organizing "summits" in a number of areas has always struck me as potentially exclusionary, much in the way that FOO Camp, although a wonderful experience for any who have been invited, also tends to make those not invited feel like they've been deemed not important or connected enough to have a say in the topic of the day.

Although these wonderful individuals bore no visible signs of PTSD, their behaviors were indeed part of the dichotomy of the illness.

It is a source of wonder, although perhaps not wonderful, that two such distinct Americas of equal strength confront each other.

Although full of wonderful metaphors and analogies, it may prove heavy sledding for many readers.