Sentence examples for anyway mostly from inspiring English sources

Or anyway, mostly joking.

The present outbreak of inter-party concord is anyway mostly a sham.

"I always hated the expression anyway, mostly because I encountered it in stupid or sneering contexts".

It can be argued that enough has been said about Donald Trump anyway, mostly by Mr. Trump himself, and that this exhaustive book is a no-win proposition.

It gave me a rare and treasured moment of motherhood, a chance to walk the talk of kindness and compassion with my children, on a day that felt like I got things — the big things, anyway — mostly right.

"We tried to see if they were interested in freeing Alan Gross in exchange for things we wanted to do anyway"—mostly changes in provisions of the embargo—"but they would not move off of a linkage of Gross and Gerardo".

We are planning a small group anyway, of mostly family and a few close friends.

They are not of the wavelength necessary to make vitamin D in contact with our skin (which will anyway be mostly covered against the cold).

After you departed, your trainers leaned on the ring ropes and told us what you would have told us anyway, in mostly nicer language.

(Well, one, anyway).But mostly, Mr Obama's visit is about something much more nebulous, and something the media have a much harder time reporting on: that amorphous thing people sometimes call "soft power".

Euthanasia is illegal in Israel, and anyway, Sharon mostly breathes unassisted, though he is fed through a tube.