Sentence examples for I wish however that from inspiring English sources

I wish, however, that someone had criticized — and persuaded Beschloss to alter — his prose style.

I wish, however, that Philip Wilson had chosen another version than that by Neil Bartlett.

I wish, however, that Ducornet had looked longer and harder at the skeevy little world she's summoned.

I wish, however, that the push to get more people to use pedal power were accompanied by an equally aggressive effort to teach drivers to be more cognizant and respectful of those on two wheels who share their streets.

I wish, however, that Phillips had taken the premise further and made it darker: the frat-house idea is no more than a limp clothesline on which he hangs a variety of jokes that work and many nut-brain ideas that may have cracked someone up in a script conference.

I wish, however, that Eugene Jarecki and Alex Gibney, who wrote, directed, and produced "Trials," had gone beyond the usual mosaic style of film journalism, the brisk summary in which short interview and newsreel fragments are joined together with voice-over narration.

We do wish, however, that Saab had gotten one thing better than they have–the six-speed gearbox.

(I do wish, however, that "upper income" started just a dollar above me).

I still wish, however, that dramatists would show restraint when it comes to using child actors to illustrate issues of human degradation.

I do wish, however, that he'd name names.

I do wish, however, that the company would have placed the two ports on opposite sides, giving the user a little more leeway with where to plug it.