Sentence examples for anyway feel from inspiring English sources

That, naturally, is anathema to many Democrats, who anyway feel that the cutting has already gone far enough.

This is not because Americans are sold on this idea by mass culture but because Americans are generally pretty happy, or anyway feel alive, in high school: we have sex, freedom, drugs, music, some money, and not very much schoolwork.

Anyway, feel free to email me, if you like, or leave a comment, if you want, or follow me on Twitter, if your life could use a little extra meaning (it won't help).

Someone has scored a really thin, measly looking blob of hash – you're convinced it's just a stock cube or something – but you take a long draw on a joint of it anyway, feel your forehead and cheeks glow tingly as you watch wisps of smoke pool above your forehead and the white sun sets.

Anyway, feel free to mark your calendars with your favorite Yoshi sticker.

Greatness, anyway, feels beside the point with Tuckerman.

Cott is the rare historian who, on this issue, anyway, feels comfortable predicting the future: "And in that sense," she went on, "I think marriage between same-sex couples is following right along those lines, and undoubtedly is to come".

How can anyone have had the nerve to ask $6,166,000 for a copy of the works of Shakespeare, which are anyway felt to be the common property of the English-speaking world and beyond?

Giving them access to my car, which doesn't have any valuables in it anyway, feels far less intrusive to me, though that's obviously a very personal thing.

Anyway, I feel it's great we found each other.

If you do not hear from us, thank you anyway, and feel free to submit it elsewhere.