Sentence examples for anyway than from inspiring English sources

More sense, anyway, than backing another seemingly doomed favourite.

More sense, anyway, than this human being, Gregor Samsa.

Humans are adept at fooling themselves — better, anyway, than they are at fooling each other.

That's better, anyway, than all that is solid melting into air.

Humans are adept at fooling themselves better, anyway, than they are at fooling each other.

Euripides establishes Medea as a victim, more sinned against — at first, anyway — than sinning.

Either way, there's an irresistible twist in the fact that the conservative establishment may have done more to advance our understanding of what the other is saying -- literally, anyway -- than the P.C. academy ever did.

I find I have my best ideas when I am writing, anyway, rather than planning.

Fewer still asked the even bigger question: why pour concrete into construction anyway, rather than, say, better teachers into the country's underperforming secondary schools?

But when the money was reimbursed (South Africa switched its allegiance to China anyway), less than $3m ended back in the bureau's hands.

Those who know the show get it: it's profoundly silly, and it's also — at it's best, anyway — more than a little addictive.