Sentence examples for anyway reflect from inspiring English sources

The death, on Saturday, of the poet Richard Wilbur may make one — a Francophile "one," anyway — reflect on the supreme qualities of his English translations of Molière.

'Metal Gear Solid 3', I Love You What All My Heart.

In fact, nearly a fifth of the more than 1.5m owners of private companies are party members anyway, reflecting the massive flow of party and other officials into business as well as lax vetting of new members, especially in the countryside.

There is also probably a financial justification for halting or cutting the payout, since it may need to be sharply reduced anyway to reflect the continuing costs of the gulf disaster.

Maybe it's because the creators of Fresh Meat are about 45, or perhaps it's a bit much to expect a TV show about students (all of whom look about 30 anyway) to reflect real life, but watching the show's return to television last night made me realise we need to rethink our idea of what students look like.

The essence of vibrant new songs such as Eight Easy Steps and Out Is Through was clear, anyway, and reflected by her snazzy sequined top: she's okay now.

"I don't see the last chapter as being anything other than making explicit what the reader, the writer and the characters go through when a book comes to an end anyway," Coe reflects.

This does not mean "loving them anyway". It reflects a commitment to love them, shadow and light together.

"It was George's turn anyway," Schaffner reflected, "to be inflicted with the poison-pen treatment that the critics had earlier accorded Paul and John.

With a career-average output of one to two films a year, he hasn't got much time to reflect anyway.

Although this trend was less pronounced for conservation of gene centrality and there was no corresponding trend for network neighbourhoods (perhaps because there were enough conserved links in most neighbourhoods to make them significant anyway) this might reflect the role of regulatory networks as the driving force behind species divergence.