Sentence examples for thought that although from inspiring English sources

But many thought that, although old customs die hard, they die eventually, and blamed the protesters for inciting the violence.

Others said they thought that although the potential for chaos was great, the internal tumult was inevitable and could be cathartic.

Mr. Jepsen said he thought that although Connecticut is densely populated, most of the people live along highway corridors in the southern and central parts of the state.

Ross thought that although the upper class had words and pronunciations peculiar to it, the main characteristic of U speech was the avoidance of non-U speech.

It is thought that although publicly Channel 4 will not reveal its hand, privately it is giving serious consideration to the BBC Worldwide solution.

"Forty or 50 years ago, it was thought that, although there would be inequality in capitalist societies, that it would be moderate, and that there would be a rising tide, which would lift all ships," said Rosen.

His parents thought that was pretty unlikely, although the tooth had indeed gone missing.

Jewell told BBC Radio Suffolk: "I don't think that will happen although we would have liked to have kept Daryl.

I don't think that is the case although he felt that.

I don't think that's wrong, personally, although not everyone would agree with me.

I think that is probably right, although there is another reason.