Sentence examples for Who is however from inspiring English sources

He's a middle-aged Hollywood screenwriter (played by Dick Powell) who is, however, seeking redemption.

As Michael Lewis and the screenwriters, Steve Zaillian and Aaron Sorkin, and the director, Bennett Miller, tell it, Beane is a confident revolutionary who is, however, in torment.

Yet it is the mother of such a serviceman who is, however unintentionally, adding to that suffering by implying that those who have died in the Iraq war died as victims.

Tommy Lee Jones plays Sheriff Ed Tom Bell, an intelligent and sympathetic lawman, from a proud family of lawmen, who is, however, preparing to quit, having become disenchanted by society's inability to contain the criminals' evolutionary leap to a new level of ruthlessness.

She surely would realize that, because she's not a virgin, she wouldn't be considered a fit match for any nobleman, for any man of her own station except for Benedick, the one who caused her fall, her seducer, who is, however, the one man she wouldn't have, taking him as a villain or, at least, holding him in contempt.

Thomas Tickell, (born 1686, Bridekirk, near Carlisle, Eng. died April 23 , 1740 Bath, Somerset), English verse writer and man of letters who is, however, best remembered for the quarrel involving his translation of the first book of Homer's Iliad in 1715, which appeared contemporaneously with that of Alexander Pope.

This included Indigenous men who were, however, discouraged from voting.

He was supported by the archbishop of Granada, who was, however, involved in a lawsuit with his cathedral chapter.

In Mindanao, trouble again arose on the east shore of Lake Lanao, and an expedition was organized to march against the Taracas, who were, however, only temporarily subdued.

Trade along this route was controlled by Varangian merchant-warriors, and from their ranks came the progenitors of the Kievan princes, who were, however, soon Slavicized.

His first shot was stopped by the Spaniard who was, however, unable to get in the way of an open goal bound second effort.