Bercow argued that although he regarded himself as a reformer, he was not against tradition.
Wheare argued that although it appeared implausible it remained theoretically possible to repeal the act – thus parliament remained sovereign.
Mr. Kamal, the Palestinian, argued that although the militants were wrong, they had sacrificed their lives for their country.
I've also argued that, although repressive, the Islamic Republic offers significant margins of freedom by regional standards.
His defence lawyers argued that, although he appeared to be an "Olympian superman", the athlete was a deeply anxious person.
Wes Smith, of E. & E. Manufacturing, argued that although the public hates bailouts, "helping manufacturing is popular".
Critics argued that, although Karumanchi's data were impressive, they failed to explain every aspect of the disorder.
John Updike once argued that although fiction can withstand any amount of egocentricity, it is wholly allergic to narcissism.
She argued that although the city acted out of concern about race, its decision was "facially race-neutral".
Cathie Lesjak, the company's interim chief executive, argued that, although "Mark was a strong leader," he "didn't drive our initiative.
Researchers have argued that although 80% of rapes are unreported, the rate and ethnic dimension of the alleged early 2000s wave of sex attacks was greatly exaggerated.
