Sentence examples for anyway much from inspiring English sources

And it noted that, anyway, "much of this information had been previously reported".

Trains didn't go very fast in the olden days, but the people who loved them loved them anyway; much like this programme, I expect.

Modern attitudes are more showbiz-friendly and Ms Peng, who is about to turn 50, is anyway much too well known and far better respected to have her past erased.

And anyway, much of the comfort and pleasure provided depends on who is shaping the clothes being worn: that person remains Kent Lydecker, the Met's associate director for education.

In this bizarre world, Aqua Teen operates like an alternate-universe sitcom – presenting an utterly absurd situation in an otherwise mundane existence, and while refusing to bother with continuity (most shows fail at this anyway), much less an origin story.

But all of that seems secondary to Thompson anyway — much more setting than subject — and she keeps her characters' nondomestic lives almost entirely offstage: we never see the banker at the bank, we never see the computer programmer programming a computer, etc.

Anyway – and much, much more importantly – sunglasses in winter are OK now because they are fashionable.

Anyway, so much for the serious bit.

(In this respect, anyway, not much has changed.

Something had to happen anyway, that much was obvious.

I'm not a big spender and, anyway, how much money can one person spend?