Sentence examples for far nonetheless from inspiring English sources

And up on the 18th, the defending Open champion Ernie Els signs for a very impressive 70; he's +5, and won't be joining Tiger Woods and Padraig Harrington on the list of players to retain the title in the 21st century, but a very decent defence so far nonetheless.

The literature so far nonetheless has several limitations.

Durable so far, Mr. Grey nonetheless became a lightning rod for speculation, driven in no small part by those he swept out of Paramount.

But it concluded that the impacts were far-reaching nonetheless: from specific harms like a drop in reproduction in some nesting birds and a rise in diabetes in native communities to an erosion of the spiritual and aesthetic values of the barren yet majestic region.

The New York Times, despite finding that the film "strays a bit" and that the romance between Newman and Laurie's characters "seems a mite far-fetched", nonetheless found that The Hustler "speaks powerfully in a universal language that spellbinds and reveals bitter truths".

Still experimenting with new materials — cactuses, most recently — and varying modes of expression, he is nonetheless far more rooted, some say far more conventional, than the young artist crashing at his girlfriend's New York University dorm room during his first MoMA show.

The first is exits, which she noted are still few and far between but nonetheless there.

Far behind, Imperialism nonetheless made an eye-catching move in the stretch, passing seven horses and losing by six lengths.

(The novel "Angels & Demons "was published three years before "The Da Vinci Code".) This movie, without being particularly good, is nonetheless far less hysterical than "Da Vinci".

That was down from 44percentt in 1997 but was nonetheless far above the 24percentt of American trucks taken out of service for violations in 2000.

The Fed was nonetheless far more aggressive than the European Central Bank, quicker to drop interest rates to zero and pump money into the economy, buying government debt and other bonds.