Example sentences of "although he [vb -s] [vb infin] " in BNC.
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| 1 | He can not speak although he does scream and cry . |
| 2 | He can not speak although he does scream and cry . |
| 3 | For the main part , he has financed his habit throughout by working , although he does admit to dealing occasionally when work was scarce . |
| 4 | The chronicler does not seem to have been among them , although he does say that in 1006 the king and his councillors thought offering tribute distasteful . |
| 5 | And although he does reserve his party pieces for his formidable long-range free kicks , most of those were off target apart from one effort which hit a post late on . |
| 6 | And though he 's no longer particularly religious himself — although he does believe in God — Pitt says he admires them for their dedication to their beliefs . |
| 7 | What the diffident schoolboy has lost is the confidence that his beliefs are tracking the truth ; he takes it that , although he does believe that p , it is at least as probable that he is wrong as that he is right . |
| 8 | Giggs is the same now … although he does look slighter than Sharpe so possibly he wont slow as much . |
| 9 | Carl Prean , another former holder of the Top 12 who beat Douglas in the final of the Classic , is absent in Germany , which should give Cooke a better chance to revive his fortunes , although he does have two talented teenagers Matthew Syed and Michael O'Driscoll in his group . |
| 10 | Nick is only a bystander , like the reader , and fairly impartial , although he does have a character of his own and separate events involved in his life , apart from Daisy and Gatsby . |
| 11 | The value of formal education was largely endorsed by Rogers ' family , who taught him to read before school , although he does acknowledge their concern about his consequent impractical nature . |
| 12 | It leaves the notion of understanding untouched ; Hume seems to agree that we understand propositions about unobserved objects , although he does argue on independent grounds that they are mostly false . |