Sentence examples for anyway among from inspiring English sources

But he made a few jokes anyway, among them that he didn't inhale.

Perceptions of the UK as the place to go have changed, anyway, among all age groups.

Anyway, among the mavericks there were some strong trend undercurrents in Paris.

Janet speaks English anyway, among other rules she breaks, and the narrator protects her from the boss.

Not according to the work of a number of economists, anyway, among them a prominent Princeton professor by the name of Ben Bernanke.

But that started the idea, anyway, among owners that if two expansion teams can go that far that fast, why can't we?

Some left anyway -- among them Tami Woronoff, who works for GritTV.

With a few cuts that should be made anyway – Bart Scott, Calvin Pace, Jason Smith, among others – the Jets will clear about $30 million off their cap.

Walker, along with the Republicans in the state legislature, passed the bill anyway, citing, among other outrages, a Madison bus driver who had made $159,258 in 2009.

One of Jim Morrison's final companions (on this plane of existence, anyway) is among those criticizing the state of Florida for its recent pardon of the singer, calling it "politically motivated" and "the final act" of a "pointless passion play".

It is greatest and growing fastest among Tory and Labour voters, not just among the poor disfranchised Liberals who are a fickle job-lot of voters anyway, nor among the Scottish and Welsh nationalists who could yet benefit (temporarily) by the present system.