Sentence examples for anyway argued from inspiring English sources

And anyway, argued a judge in Tokyo's High Court earlier this month, tossing out the latest of a dozen failed lawsuits brought by women seeking compensation for their sexual suffering, the period for payouts has expired.

Lewis has anyway argued that the doctrine that truth supervenes upon being and, by implication, optimalism are an uncomfortable halfway house.

And anyway, argued Oxford University philosopher Luciano Floridi, another Advisory Council member, "Embarrassment comes in degrees.

This wasn't true, but they kicked off at us anyway, argued with the staff and threatened to take the £10 out of the tip.

Congressional Republicans may force the issue anyway, arguing that their victories demand wholesale change.

Shelby County sued anyway, arguing that the formula for coverage was outdated and preclearance was unduly burdensome.

And, anyway, arguing with her about it would be an unwise first play.

Bernard, similarly, finds the novel "banal," but celebrates it anyway, arguing that its real contribution to the Harlem Renaissance lay in the reviews it generated.

But Senate Republicans voted to approve the measures anyway, arguing that if they did not, the entire spending bill would be in jeopardy.

But it has moved to put the policy into effect anyway, arguing that it is better to err on the side of caution.

Anyway, argues Tallis, even if the scans could in theory, and did in practice, reliably isolate specific brain states to match up with specific psychological states, what would such matching amount to?