Sentence examples for would albeit from inspiring English sources

Of course it would, albeit begrudgingly.

He would; albeit from the comfort of an overstuffed armchair (as he said - he is 12 years off 100).

The same kind of conflict between different classes that had bedeviled medieval Europe would, albeit in muted forms, also afflict the United States, because the seeds of such competition were planted in human nature itself.

As a result, Mr. Elmendorf said, Mr. Gephardt's speech would -- albeit gingerly -- raise questions about the nation's economic security and "focus more on the real differences between Bush and the more extreme elements in the Republican Congress".

Like Orwell, Camus was tubercular and, also like the Englishman, he would die (albeit in a car crash) at 46.

In the US, if tax- incentive programs were to take on the same 50/50 model, I think there's a shot the sands would shift, albeit slowly.

The National Assembly — the lower house of Parliament — wants to shave some €34 million, or $45 million, off a cultural budget that just last autumn the government boasted it would increase, albeit slightly.

The spokeswoman said the decision to end the funding had been made with the consent of the theatre company and that the project would continue, albeit without the support of the US government.

The tourbillon doesn't really tell time but it does show how a real triple-axis tourbillon would work albeit in a much larger size.

At one end of the spectrum you have watches like the Martian, which looks almost completely like a something your father would wear albeit with small text displays and the ability to heed voice commands.

Phones are now officially computers and the expectation for most users is that they behave in the same way a powerful laptop or desktop PC would perform, albeit in a considerably more compact package.