Sentence examples for he realised that although from inspiring English sources

He realised that although he didn't feel rich in a global context he was far from poor.

He realised that, although he felt no desire to become a man, he shared their desire for a change of identity.

Where did the pictures come from, what tests did he put them through and why didn't he just apologise when he realised that, although the story may have been true, the pictures were fake?

Although he realised that actively suppressing Protestantism in an overwhelmingly Protestant country could not succeed, Mr Pincus says that he nonetheless "did everything he could to create a French-style regime and to re-Catholicise England along Gallican lines".If the character of James's regime was both modern and ideological, so too was much of the opposition to it.

But at that time he also realised that, although he found teaching challenging and rewarding, his pining for the lab would not go away.

(Incidentally, Gordon was taken prisoner, escaped, went south and finally reached England. I think he finished up as a Major in the Intelligence Corps. He wrote a book about his exploits; he was another brave man). As for me, I realised that although I was badly wounded and helpless I was still in the thick of it.

When The Chronicle's Amy Alexander told Tressie Mc in a Twitter exchange that their bloggers, although published on The Chronicle's website, are independent of the publication, I realised that although blogs on The Chronicle, and other HE publications, are overseen by editors, as academics and bloggers, we should still be mindful of the importance of well-written prose to convey a point.

Unlike, say, Julien Macdonald, he is averse to lending his clothes out to celebrities, having realised that, although this is a quick route to easy fame, ultimately, appearing on the back of whatshername off of whatchamacallit TV show rarely does much for one's credibility.

At a close friend's house at Christmas, I realised that, although I had known him for 20 years (and he'd told me many times), I could never remember what his ethnicity was.

I realised that although I had loved Britain, I had never really known it.

Dr Maldovan, however, realised that although most heat is high-frequency, some has frequencies that approach those of sound.