Sentence examples for writing that although from inspiring English sources

He expanded on that story online last Friday, writing that, although most of the time "program managers will come for a relatively short time typically 4 to 5 years," "[s]ome make DARPA a career".

Later, I heard that you'd left behind a note, writing that although you did not like girls, you did not want to like boys.

Michael Sciannamea of TV Squad was less enthusiastic about the episode, writing that although it was "solid", "not much happened here other than the Jim-Karen-Pam triangle".

However, Nissim was critical of the song's production, writing that although Lewis sings with conviction, it is not as memorable as other ballads.

Sal Cinquemani of Slant Magazine commented on "Sleazy"'s change of producer, writing that although Bangladesh produced it and Åhlund penned it, Kesha did not accomplish anything significant.

Sarah Godfrey for The Washington Post was critical of Aguilera's vocal performance, writing that although the singer's strength is her voice, she sounds "modulated beyond recognition".

In "La Description du corps humain" (1664) he wrote that "although movements cease in the body when it is dead and the soul departs, one cannot deduce from these facts that the soul produced the movements".

King writes that "although often characterized as an humanitarian activity, modern public health as practiced in the United States and other Western industrialized nations has long been associated with the needs of national security and international commerce" (117, p. 763).

Frustrated, he famously wrote that, although he could not define porn as such, "I know it when I see it".

She wrote that although cellphone use is far more widespread than these other activities, "none of them is safe".

In it, she writes that although she considers herself "a heathen," she cannot restrain her irrepressible love for noel.