Sentence examples for anyway changing from inspiring English sources

Matisse kept working anyway, changing "Bathers" over eight years.

That dual-clutch unit does its thing pretty effectively, anyway, changing gear without any of the fuss that blighted Smarts in the old days.

Anyway, "The Changing Face of Liberty" abounds in treasures like these.

I'm still the same person I always was (well inside, anyway), and changing my reactions will require a conscious and not inconsiderable effort.

Two hours and a couple hundred flyers later, we decided to take a break, (from flyering anyway). After changing into regular clothes we finally ate at the new café right next to our venue.

"Don't believe that painting's dead, it's photography that's dying or changing anyway, because of technology, just as painting changes because of technology.

Skeptics of this line of argument often object that people tend to (1) exaggerate how distinctive and distinctively valuable their existing cultures are (it is notoriously difficult to characterize "American" culture, for instance), (2) irrationally fear change, and (3) underestimate how much their culture is changing anyway, in the absence of immigration.

But anyway, things are changing here.

"Things were changing anyway – in fashion, art, political views.

The election vastly diminished the military's role in politics, but that was changing anyway.

Especially with the Internet, and in a field like music, everything is changing anyway".