Sentence examples for but which nevertheless from inspiring English sources

There's now a plethora of different toilet designs, none of which have been realistically tested but which nevertheless show promise.

Steffensen recited to me an old Danish saying, whose pertinence I didn't entirely understand, but which nevertheless stuck with me.

LAHOUSEN: Within the Amt Ausland-Abwehr there were two groups which in their aims and actions were closely connected, but which, nevertheless, must somehow be kept apart.

Karolina Sobecka's work might've been the most haunting: virtual storefronts housing crowds that don't exist but which nevertheless turn to look at passersby.

There are also pitfalls that might be ruled out by common sense but which nevertheless thwart the efforts of many Americans trying to save money.

Smith's ethos revolves around listening and singing, concepts so abstract as to seem meaningless, but which nevertheless compel the musicians around him.

The Muslim Council of Britain was one of a number of groups over which we never reached agreement, but one which nevertheless was never formally engaged with.

For good English teams, Europa qualifying games are like the Privet Drive sections in Harry Potter, relaxed episodes that seem a world away from the grizzly drama of the later season/wizarding year, but during which, nevertheless, many narrative seeds are sown.

"Shanghai," the new Walter Wanger production at the Paramount, is an absorbing and handsomely mounted photoplay, but one which nevertheless vitiates much of its strength as a tragedy by wandering to its conclusion instead of rising irresistibly and dramatically to its climax.

Women have made huge progress in the workplace, but still get lower pay and fewer top jobs than menSINCE 1970 the proportion of women in the workforce across the rich world has increased from 48% to 64%, a sharp rise but one which nevertheless leaves women in rich countries underemployed compared with women in China.

Before concluding this section on contextualism, let us consider a recently proposed view that has been suggested as an alternative to contextualism but one which, nevertheless, provides a similar response to skepticism.