Sentence examples for felt that although from inspiring English sources

The judges felt that although not without competition, Scouta's recommendations across video as well as music offered something unique.

We felt that although there was a sacrifice involved, these pictures are unlikely to be seen together again".

She died this year aged 62. Alex felt that although her diagnosis had been made early, her quality of life had remained poor and he had felt isolated.

His fame didn't incorporate us children; he very much felt that, although he was famous, it shouldn't spill over onto us.

I've always felt that, although of course it is terrible that she drowned, she would not have wanted us to focus on that.

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.

The judges felt that although this project was still in the very early stage it was one of the most important ideas the world is going to see.

They felt that although it was theoretically based on a belief in universal equality, it still assumed the superiority of European culture and civilization over that of Africa (or assumed that Africa had no history or culture).

"I and others at Channel 4 felt that, although its coverage catered well for a contingent of dedicated horse racing fans, it was niche and non-inclusive at times," Atchinson said.

"As we got into it," Mr. Rosenwald said, "it was quite clear that Roy had a passion for silver and felt that although the Met's collection was superb, it had not been given enough of a priority at the museum".

Simmons felt that Pool of Radiance looked primitive and seemed less polished when compared with Champions of Krynn; he felt that although Pool was not up to the standard of Champions, he said it was still "a fine little game".