Sentence examples for anyway much of from inspiring English sources

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

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.

Jenner claims in Secrets that wielding this power isn't something she had in mind: "It is the media that has ordained me the spokesman for the transgender community," she claims, and anyway, "much of our fight is to get society to remove such meaningless labels as representative".

Could I make an arrangement with you where I borrow different speakers and test them and you can have the results?" Anyway, much to my shock, none of the loudspeakers had close to what was published.

At one point, an audience member is invited on stage for what everybody already knows will already be like the title of their "prahnk show" on WOLO—"Too Much Tuna," yet he accepts it anyway, much to the expected chagrin of the duo, and audience uproar. .

And the pettier forms of corruption are anyway much harder to control when office juniors see their masters filching vast quantities of other people's money.* "Corruption and the Rate of Temptation: Do Low Wages in the Civil Service Cause Corruption IMF Working Paperer.

I wonder, anyway, how much of an argument Arsene Wenger can have after 50-odd red cards for his side.

She did speak up for her friend in a subsequent rebuttal video but there has been little evidence, in public anyway, of much of a continuation of the friendship of late.

Most are not Pushtuns, so the main ethnic group rejects them as a government.The way Mr Rabbani has ruled the sliver of territory under his control is anyway not much of an advertisement.

However the Maoists have abjured violence since signing a ceasefire in 2006, for the most part anyway, and much of their behaviour is more like the other parties' than anyone cares to admit.The product of a discredited political class, Mr Khanal is hardly a breath of fresh air.

Rose, last year's U.S. Open champion at Merion, Pa., was among the favorites here anyway, though much of that was driven by the fact that he is English.