Sentence examples for and it nevertheless from inspiring English sources

"Friday Night Lights" was intended to include few of the elements that are thought these days to be essential to box-office success, and it nevertheless earned an impressive $20.6 million its opening weekend.

Nevertheless, the Attorney General's Section 3 initiative is a recognition on the part of the Administration that it will not be able to get legislation through the Congress that would reauthorize pre-clearance; and it nevertheless can and will use available, if less effective, mechanisms to take an aggressive posture in fighting restrictions on voting.

Well-paced and juicy, it nevertheless relies heavily on innuendo and on other people's reporting, since Summers wouldn't grant an interview to Bradley, a former editor at George magazine.

For although his new novel has all of the features of period costume drama inserted within a contemporary story, marked by quite complex themes of selfhood and identity, it nevertheless unfolds with a quietness and self-effacement that is the mark of true confidence in a storyteller.

Although McKeller's gives equal billing to soul food and barbecue, it nevertheless lavishes attention on the latter.

Although using MBE to grow materials is comparably ineffective and expensive, it nevertheless grows high-quality crystalline thin films.

Chaotic and convoluted, it nevertheless provided him with a steady stream of dick.

There's no question that while this first installment lacks the epic grandeur and depth of its predecessor, it nevertheless has the makings of a provocative work.

While this effect is observed for one specific CBH I and EG obtained from Megazyme (see the ' Materials and methods' section), it nevertheless sheds some light on the impact of PEG on cellulases having different hydrolytic mechanisms.

Furthermore, these data demonstrate that although the model was based on gene expression data and instability index data from mice that differed in age and genetic background, it nevertheless has significant predictive power.

Crude and formless, composed on the kitchen table from snipped-out photographs and pastel scrawls, it nevertheless caught Dowling's eye.