It is an ignominious end, nevertheless, to a great pro-gaming career – and a sad one.
Kant defines art as "a kind of representation that is purposive in itself and, though without an end, nevertheless promotes the cultivation of the mental powers for sociable communication" (Kant, Critique of Judgment, Guyer translation, section 44).) The definition, when fully unpacked, has representational, formalist and expressivist elements.
That humor is resilient and flexible, and though it occasionally overshadows Lockwood's other talents, it triumphs over what she calls the "unthinkable" and creates a kind of happy ending nevertheless.
True, he is not the little ebony cutie he used to be, and his Afro hairdo often shows some split ends, but nevertheless he is just plain old pretty, and as far as I am concerned, if you're pretty, you're cool.
The results, though far from visually beautiful (and here the analogy to Braque and Picasso ends), are nevertheless strangely, almost perversely entrancing, largely because the enterprise, which at first seems unwatchable — this is, after all, nearly five hours of jumpy, often blurry newscasts — becomes an increasingly gripping story of revolt, courage and power.
It never seemed to end but nevertheless increased the ranks of Pixies fandom.
That was the case with Carlos Beltran, who nevertheless ended up in Queens and not the Bronx.
Having been told they couldn't have children of their own, Mum and Dad nevertheless ended up with four.
"It's lucky that we ended up here nevertheless, as certainly Earth has been the better of the two planets for sustaining life.
Peter Scott, son of the late polar explorer, was a naval hero and a painter whose indifferent courtship of Jane nevertheless ended in matrimony.
