Sentence examples for and anyway in a from inspiring English sources

And anyway, in a gloomy way, it's not the point.

The drop in resolution from the Z1's Full HD really isn't noticeable and anyway in a screen this size would be just too costly.

And anyway, in an era when peace talks are in abeyance such compromises seem academic.Palestinian leaders have also had some success blaming the messenger, not the message.

And anyway, in an age where everyone seems to be a bedroom Photoshop genius, no poster is immune to online parody.

The slipshod State Railway of Thailand, which was founded by King Rama V as a non-profit entity (and anyway run in a manner that precludes the possibility of turning a profit), is supposed to handle more than a trillion of the baht to be raised.China has been looking for reassurances from Ms Yingluck's government that Thailand's future really can be expected to pull into the station by 2020.

BuzzFeed's Copyranter spotted this ad from Clinica Dempere, a plastic surgery center in Venezuela, who decided to give Ariel the old nip and tuck anyway in a new spot for their services.

Cagliari's owner, Massimo Cellino, disagreed, publishing a statement on the club's website inviting fans and ticket holders to come down anyway – "in a civil and orderly manner" – since the club's engineers had ruled the stadium safe for use.

And what does "American" mean, anyway, in a country whose demographics are all over the world map?

"Yeezus," completed on deadline and released — in CD form, anyway — in a plain, clear plastic case, sold 327,000 copies in its first week, according to Nielsen SoundScan, becoming Mr. West's sixth No. 1 in a row.

Gen. Carter Ham, the head of the military's Africa Command, has said American F-16 fighters in Europe were not on alert the night of the Benghazi assault, and would not have been useful anyway in a confused situation in a major Arab city.

One of White's two favorite museums, the Hôtel de Lauzun, is rarely open to the public at all, but he takes us there anyway, in a long and fascinating account of the embezzlements, romantic disasters, dissipations, decorating coups and literary high jinks that attach to it.