Sentence examples for another nevertheless from inspiring English sources

We managed to raise a glass to one another nevertheless.

The star-crossed pairing of the youthful Oklahoma City Thunder and the ageless San Antonio Spurs may be a collision of ensembles rather than brilliantly talented individuals, but the occasion to see two players as spectacular as Russell Westbrook and Tony Parker work against one another nevertheless makes for a special occasion.

5 These events, though they are closely connected and involved with one another, nevertheless, in order that they may be set forth more clearly, and p159 also that the crimes may not obscure the virtues, shall be related separately.

The men become fatigued and bicker with one another; nevertheless, the oiler and the correspondent take turns rowing toward shore, while the cook bails water to keep the boat afloat.

And Ruskin, who wrote of Rubens that "his calibre of mind was originally such that I believe the world may see another Titian and another Raffaelle, before it sees another Rubens", nevertheless identified in him an "unfortunate want of seriousness and incapability of true passion".

Coolidge was born behind clapboards, in a house attached to his father's general store, but his was nevertheless "another story of the Log Cabin to the White House".

After all, many phenomena that have absolutely nothing to do with one another are nevertheless highly correlated statistically.

The environmental, socio-economic, political and cultural context in one river will be different from that in another, but nevertheless some patterns repeat.

Rationing is when efficacious care is denied to save money, perhaps to provide basic care to another, but nevertheless consciously denied".

As he explained it, two countries, or leaders, who never communicate directly with one another can nevertheless share a fundamental understanding — an implied "focal point" — that each must avoid, at all costs, using nuclear weapons, because the costs are unfathomable.

"But I won't be called for at least another week". Nevertheless, each morning, he undertakes an anxious ritual: he rises early and walks to the plaza by the border to observe the scene; then he returns to a tiny room he rents downtown, to resume his waiting.