Sentence examples for feel that although the from inspiring English sources
"We feel that although the punishment hasn't technically been activated yet, its effects have certainly been felt from day one of this season," said PST's Colin Farmery.
But I do feel that, although the things I'm interested in writing about haven't changed in the slightest, the forms through which I approach them have, and doors have gradually opened.
In this scrupulously researched account, such tensions are fleetingly evoked but never explored, and one comes to feel that although the author has given an admirable summary of Austin's career, he has not entered the man's mercurial and contradictory nature.
According to John Strausbaugh of The New York Times, "traditional" comic book historians feel that although the Golden Age deserves study, the only noteworthy aspect of the Silver Age was the advent of underground comics.
We feel that although the nature of the system (3 equations, mostly linear or mass-action kinetics) would imply that most results would be elementary for people with a mathematics training.
The judges felt that although not without competition, Scouta's recommendations across video as well as music offered something unique.
The ride never feels that settled, although the air suspension does its best.
MSN Music's Robert Christgau felt that, although the album lacks the hooks of The Way I See It, Saadiq "plays with himself to beat the band" like Prince and "makes these 10 tracks bump and pulse.
And I always felt that although the prestige still lies with esoteric activities in a university, probably the exoteric are more useful.
By 2000, it felt that although the show had a wonderful first act – it ends with the flying and Walking in the Air – the second wasn't standing up.
I launched Creative Future just over a year ago because I felt that, although the BBC had lots of policy ideas about the future, it hadn't really grappled with the creative challenge of what feels like an entirely new chapter in broadcasting.
