Sentence examples for but which nonetheless from inspiring English sources

Like a unisex bathroom," but which nonetheless Wolitzer insisted on.

It is a tea whose natural sweetness shines through, but which nonetheless packs a mighty tannic, mineral punch.

Tony Pulis, Stoke's manager, endorsed Hughes's assessment, having been rewarded for a performance from his team that conspicuously lacked redeeming features but which nonetheless produced a goal.

He described the injury as similar to the one Reyes had in July — one that was minor but which nonetheless forced him to miss 12 games.

He is deploying a technique of non-fiction (the forensic report) to describe something imaginary, but which nonetheless mirrors almost exactly an actual sequence of events.

This is where we find ourselves now, under surveillance that may seem benign enough but which nonetheless asserts a dark, controlling power over us, the watched.

And I have to say that the Bank of England is showing a lot of intestinal fortitude right now, holding to expansionary policies despite an inflation bulge it knows is temporary, but which nonetheless puts it under pressure.

The subject comes up again today as the weekend's fare includes "The Dictator," which Sacha Baron Cohen didn't direct (Larry Charles did) but of which, nonetheless, he is decidedly the auteur.

We are, it seems, in the midst of a great and terrible western consumer crisis, busily poisoning our offspring with convenience food almost entirely devoid of nutritional benefit - an irony which would be entirely and necessarily lost on, say, the parents and children of Ethiopia, but one which nonetheless makes for yet another tasty slice of telly à la Oliver.

In this collection, well conceived by the director Michael Kahn, who originated the show with the Shakespeare Theatre, in Washington, where he is the artistic director, the plays are not first-rate but finger exercises, which nonetheless have a powerful appeal.

The findings reaffirm the potential of this method to identify largely minor but avoidable PSIs which nonetheless have educational and improvement value, particularly in high risk groups of patients.