Sentence examples for point that although from inspiring English sources

He was making the point that, although Bosnian and Croatian are virtually identical, he understood the 'orthodox' languages.

Mr. Vides Casanova said at one point that although he knew of torture cells that soldiers used, no charges were ever brought against them.

Mullan includes extracts from Austen's contemporaries Fanny Burney and Maria Edgeworth to make the point that although they're very good, the difference is vast.

The game was invented by a psychologist who wanted to drive home the point that although people talk a lot they seldom say what they mean.

But I completely agree with [US Secretary of State] John Kerry's point – that although it's not a perfect deal, it's the best deal.

It's important to make clear at this point that, although part of the producer's reasoning in choosing his director was that I was myself the author of 25 plays, The Year of Magical Thinking is entirely Joan's.

The authors point out that "although asymmetry in itself does not always indicate scoliosis, every scoliosis creates some degree of asymmetry apparent from the front or back".

Leicester, neat and watchable throughout, deserved a point from that although will wish they had created more given the possession they had.

They pointed that although their analysis assumes the metallic conduction, the relatively high normal state resistivity suggests the possibility of non-conventional scattering mechanisms.

Moreover, it was one of his main points that although these terms were applicable to aesthetic matters they could not, contra the idealists, be extended to the world as a whole.

But still the plans are vague at this point, although that isn't deterring investors.