Sentence examples for was that although from inspiring English sources

What the Fays had not realized was that although that ride had a long legacy, it was young in comparison with its rival up the Boardwalk.

The problem was that, although the Ivy and Le Caprice continued to perform brilliantly, Belgo didn't.

The truth was that, although I said I'd been robbed, I didn't feel that way.

The consensus was that, although not striking, Seabiscuit could still be a useful performer.

The problem was that although the chop was brined in rum and molasses, it was cooked rather dry.

The trouble was that although I had announced I was the one leaving, the head expelled me.

The problem was that although he knew next to nothing about carpentry, that was more than the gauchos knew.

The feeling within the Oracle camp was that although their boat was now potentially faster, it was harder to sail.

One of the film's strengths was that although it was bleak, there were elements of friendship and love, and there was a positive ending.

" The problem, she said, was that although she was a seasoned executive, she knew almost nothing about running her own business.

"The big disappointment for me was that [although] I did win, people wanted to say, 'Yes, but it was only a technicality'.