Sentence examples for does nevertheless from inspiring English sources

But progress it does, nevertheless.

It does, nevertheless, feel fresh and ground-breaking.

The shape of a beer glass does, nevertheless, matter.

But it does, nevertheless, symbolise a reversal, rather than a forward movement.And the roots of unhappiness go much deeper.

Though women may not want, in reality, what such stimuli present, Chivers could begin to infer that what is judged unappealing does, nevertheless, turn women on.

Similar strategies While Griffiths insists his colleagues in Northumberland are more interested in his clinical input than in debating the latest nuance in national policy he does, nevertheless, concede that the latest policy changes have both supporters and detractors.

(He did, nevertheless, give Meadows tea and a hot bath. Hippy solidarity, perhaps).

It did, nevertheless, take a network of volunteers nearly five years to do so.

Men do, nevertheless, have the deck stacked against them by biology.

If their current doughty work rate is admirable, the trio did, nevertheless, take all of 2015 off.

But judges do nevertheless read the papers and, in Tom and Elizabeth Bingham's case, that meant reading the Guardian.