Sentence examples for anyway, commonly from inspiring English sources

Gay pride demonstrations have been invariably banned, and those who dare to march anyway commonly fall victim to physical assaults.

He was kidding, I think, but I looked it up anyway: "Delirium tremens commonly begins two to three days after the last alcoholic drink.

Amid the clamor over invasive probes, anti-abortion groups protested — correctly — that vaginal ultrasounds are commonly performed before first-trimester abortions anyway.

Anyway, the keyboard also has a "rotary button," commonly referred to as a knob, and about five billion function keys (I count at least 27 in reality).

Anyway, he's got very simple diagrams of nine commonly-ordered coffee drinks on his site to help people like him "wrap their head around some of the small differences".

(Pennies are not commonly accepted by machines, but are sometimes inserted anyway; a penny of a different composition could cause machines to jam).

In the psychology world, the trait is commonly known as "extraversion," which I find interesting because I'm probably extra-extroverted anyway.

Fibbing, anyway.

But anyway.

Something, anyway.

Anyway, awesome.