Sentence examples for can nevertheless do from inspiring English sources

If history teaches us anything it is that we will never be perfect, that human nature will not change as much as some think, but that humans can nevertheless do things that make a difference and on which we can look with pride.

Electronic detective work, as we now see, can nevertheless do wonders in rolling up such networks after the crime has been committed.

If you have watched the very, very rare case of a woman dying in a pool of blood – a tiny, tiny risk – you will nevertheless do everything you can now to prevent that ever happening again.

The locals, nevertheless, do well.

States, nevertheless, did adopt those laws.

"Your readership benefits from a society built upon a rule of law," says Andrew Griffey, a bearish, jovial instructor at ArmorGroup (who nevertheless can do a convincing carjacker impersonation at a moment's notice).

What you yourself do in private, you can, nevertheless, happily condemn a public figure for doing.

Even if it seems obvious in retrospect (as masterful artistic gestalts often do), we can nevertheless imagine gestalting those bits of color and paint otherwise (at least subtly so).

But Donaldson and his peers at other business schools try to do what they can, nevertheless.

This means that objects, which do not exist, can nevertheless be present to our minds.

Nevertheless, Aibo can do marvelous tricks with its pink ball and its bone (cleverly dubbed the "AIBOne"), and it can even stand on its head.