Sentence examples for anyway knowing from inspiring English sources

The voters picked him anyway, knowing his widow would take his place for two years.

I'd vote to retire it anyway, knowing it's tainted for those who hear it as such.

The Jets drafted him anyway, knowing that he would be surrounded by Martin and Richie Anderson.

But both candidates denounced the concept anyway, knowing voters want a free Internet.

Without money or time to plan, they started collecting data anyway, knowing that it would be necessary to track the rise of symptoms related to dust exposure.

I took a deep breath and signed anyway, knowing full well that there'd have to be a whole new acquisition adventure to find perfectly proportioned pieces to work within the space.

I saw a lot of him anyway, but knowing what we know now, how good would it be to watch the whole career, every ball, the ups and downs, the batsmen spun out, the batsmen talked out and the umpires worn out one more time?

Donating her 10 cents meant dashing her penny candy dreams, but she sent the money anyway, not knowing, she said, if she would ever see 10 cents or a bag of nonpareils again.

The story of Henry Cadwallader, a middle-aged British physician who accompanies his actress daughter Dorothy to Los Angeles on a two-week visit to studios and agencies, it invites, on the surface anyway, our knowing complicity.

I began to wonder: what was so great, anyway, about knowing exactly what to get myself?

So, sisters, (I prefer to talk to women anyway, even knowing that behind them are bearded men with knives).