Sentence examples for and while the authors from inspiring English sources

And while the authors call the objections raised by those officials "specious," they maintain (echoing others) that bombing would not have significantly impeded the killing.

And while the authors are terrific at defining terms and explaining the regulations governing funds, there are places where they could have done more to point out areas where investors should be wary.

And while the authors suggested the sleeping pills were a factor in the deaths, those who use sleep aids tend as a group to be sicker than those who don't use them.

With Gordon Bowker's "Inside George Orwell" and D. J. Taylor's "Orwell," the number of comprehensive biographies has increased to five, and while the authors of all of them have plainly admired their subject, the man who emerges from this body of work is considerably less than saintly.

And while the authors in question are far from obscure – indeed, they are much-feted masters of the form: Anton Chekhov, DH Lawrence, James Joyce, Franz Kafka, et al – what makes Morphologies such a worthy addition to the immense collection of criticism is the fact that the authors of the essays are short-story writers themselves.

(And while the authors allow that the weird superiority-inferiority dynamic drives the neurotic vitality of contemporary Jewish culture, they fail to explain why Mormons always seem so well-adjusted).Sure, all books that try to explain success cherry-pick the details that make for a good story.

And while the author may claim a knowledge of the difference between teasing and harassment, I highly doubt that someone who was lightly teased — for having a name children perceived as funny — has any idea of the hell that some children live through every day.

And while the author has filled Hailey's historical sidebar in only up to May 29 , 2005 the dates themselves keep running, with blank space beneath them, through 2063, where Hailey fades away in a finale like Sam's: "Everyone betrays the Dream / but who cares for it?

And while the author believed that the plane circled for two hours, records indicate a shorter time frame, though even those records are unclear: the F.A.A. reported that 55 minutes elapsed between when the pilot reported a problem and when the plane landed; radar data cited by The Atlantic, on the other hand, indicates a total flight time of just 42 minutes.

This network is similar to that proposed and evaluated in [14] with the exception that we model six mental states and six gestures while the authors in [14] modeled six mental states with eight gestures.

Tony Parsons's page is themed around crime novels and thrillers, while the author of Trainspotting, Irvine Welsh, has created a list that includes Fyodor Dostoyevsky's The Brothers Karamazov and George Orwell's Keep the Aspidistra Flying – "a completely harrowing and stark account of poverty", he writes of the grim story of a downtrodden would-be poet in 1930s London.