Sentence examples for just that although from inspiring English sources
What seems to be a construction site is just that, although the scaffolding contains striking linear patterns.
Her mother, a school lab technician, was diagnosed with MS when Rowling was 15. "But it wasn't just that – although that did colour it a lot.
Proof of Tori's battered child status helped to do just that; although not linked by any direct evidence to McGuire, the evidence demonstrated that Tori's death was the result of an intentional act by someone, and not an accident.
But now Collins has done just that, although he maintained it did not represent a changed opinion about Davis's prospects for eventually breaking out of his season-long funk.
So the je ne sais quoi of French style will remain just that, although that won't stop us longing for the self-assurance that underlies the mix of innocent mischief and sophistication expressed through French women's clothes.
In the English-language catalog for "A Civilian Occupation," half a dozen architects do just that, although its fiercest criticism of the settlements in the occupied territories comes from a journalist, Gideon Levy, a columnist in Haaretz.
He has made moves towards a mild social democracy in limited areas – but it is just that, mild, although even that is too strong for those now imitating the hysterical rhetoric of Barack Obama's Tea Party opponents.
Martin believes the injury occurred on a 4-yard run just before that, although he was not sure how it happened.
Just like that!" Although he may be a proponent of the psychedelic qualities of frog skin juice and spirit molecules, Troxler says that despite popular belief, he's not down with all drugs.
For something like a half-million people over the last five years, the law appears to have done just that -- although the evidence, as usual, isn't quite definitive.
Fabregas did just that against Burnley and, although tougher tests await, his promising start suggests he will be a key component in Chelsea's pursuit of honours.
