Sentence examples for believing that although from inspiring English sources

Dennis Simmons, a Christian scholar, said, "Faith is believing that although we do not understand all things, He does.

In these works, Childe accepted a moderate diffusionism, believing that although most cultural traits spread from one society to another, it was possible for the same traits to develop independently in different places, a theory at odds with the hyper-diffusionism of Sir Grafton Elliot Smith.

I think it's embarrassing and ridiculous that we still walk into big office boxes at eight-thirty in the morning and walk out of them at five or six or seven in the evening, believing that although we think all the time and have ideas all the time, the only time that 'counts' as work time is the time we spend in the box.

It's marginal things, I really do believe that, although people may beg to differ".

LL At Chatham House Lizzie believes that although there are commonalities, the two groups operate in a very different way.

Most people here believe that although corruption under the old government was crippling, Mr. Shevardnadze was not venal.

Police and art experts believe that although some are taken for scrap, others are targeted by black market collectors.

I firmly believe that although the "point" of cooking lies in the end result, its meaning resides in the process.

It's tempting to believe that, although Hopkins will get hit and may get hurt, he will never be damaged.

I believe that what we're doing in Afghanistan is of strategic importance to the UK; I believe that, although very difficult, it is possible.

But there are some who believe that although Schulz was indeed killed in the Drohobycz ghetto, that horrible exchange was fabricated, a legend.