Sentence examples for Nonetheless, just from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, just occasionally, science has dropped tantalising hints that this spooky extra ingredient might be real.

Nonetheless, just to be part of things, I had taken along a weapon -- a Swiss Army knife -- and a basket.

Nonetheless, just as publishers are less comfortable in the current publishing climate, so too are agents, for all the glamour of their work.

Nonetheless, just to be sure, a printed copy of my remarks was on the lectern waiting for me as I gave my acceptance speech.

Nonetheless, just as in the cold war, when Americans flirted with fallout shelters as a modern and patriotic alternative to nuclear obliteration, so the threat of terrorism has unleashed contradictory -- and in some cases wacky -- cultural reflexes.

Nonetheless, just four weeks into the six-month term of Mr. Karzai's government, many people in Afghanistan are worried that its patchwork of ethnic and tribal alliances is already straining at the seams.

This book avoids the spectacular derailments managed by some others, but it is disappointing nonetheless — not just because it starts weakly and briefly gathers steam only to plod home, but because its brain-centric framing takes Dr. Grandin away from the realms where she excels.

But it's disconcerting nonetheless, considering just what is at stake with airport security.

Greek society is intricate and complex, and it would appear one must be born into it to comprehend its intricacies, but it is a society nonetheless, and just because it can't meet fiscal benchmarks established in Brussels, that doesn't make it less of a society.

While such limitations are probably inevitable in nascent areas of research funded by short-term academic grants, there is a need nonetheless not just for more ambitious and integrated mH systems, but also for more extensive, long-term, and rigorous attempts to evaluate the effectiveness and acceptability of such systems in the mental health context (as with mHealth more generally [ 32]).

"Some kind of farce, nonetheless, is just what the modern presidential campaign has devolved into," Rich writes.