Sentence examples for curiously although from inspiring English sources

Curiously, although he was a most notable producer of garlic gangsters he disapproved of Sergio Leone's spaghetti westerns.

Curiously, although The New York Times had reviewed all the other restaurants except Piano Due, it had somehow overlooked this founding ancestor.

Curiously, although Binet performs like a postmodernist, he acts like a nineteenth-century positivist, with an almost religious respect for "reality" and the unsullied purity of "how things really happened".

"Curiously, although Chile has undertaken a growing trade with the world and attracted investments, it was perceived as 'isolated' in a space that is psychological more than political or economic".

This may be more than superstition: curiously, although sweet limes lack the citric acid that provides flavor, they contain a full dose of ascorbic acid, vitamin C. Also, many cancer patients believe that sweet limes help relieve their nausea from chemotherapy.

Curiously, although the first alternative is the object of frequent attention, the second is often neglected, but both may lead to insecticide resistance.

Curiously, however, although he was a lifelong scholar of the Koran and Islam, he is less frequently described as a Muslim.

Curiously though, although both yeast Btn1p and human CLN3 have been localized to this compartment, some studies reveal that CLN3 may in fact localize to other membranes (Phillips et al., 2005).

Moreover, curiously again, although the authors wrote "This processing yielded an alignment with 12,764 amino acid positions and 20 taxa that is available upon request [email protected] )", they have refused to send it to us in spite of our request.

(Although curiously the 1956 Olympics gold medallist was aged 35 – something completely unimaginable now).

Some of this may be due to the demands of raising children – although curiously, the gap between the married and the never-married was greater for men.