Sentence examples for first nonetheless from inspiring English sources

Pakistani officials were at first nonetheless suspicious of the new government's foreign-policy team.

So it is with the Braves, making changes every year but finishing first nonetheless.

In this competition, "Dralion," judged on the basis of return on customers' investment in entertainment and on the quality of talent, finishes a highly competitive third, but third nonetheless.

(Frustration is showing in the popularity of Oleh Lyashko, a pitchfork-wielding populist seen as a clown but expected to finish second nonetheless).Meanwhile, tens of thousands of Ukrainian soldiers still at the front are unable to vote.

(When Einstein first published his complete theory, it was considered so difficult to understand that only three people in the world were supposed to have mastered it. On being asked about this, Eddington is supposed to have asked, "Who's the third?") Nonetheless, relativity has been widely applied.

But public opinion is distinctly dovish: three-quarters of Americans think Iran is building a bomb, but two-thirds nonetheless oppose military strikes.Ms Rice says America will support Iran's civilian nuclear programme if it stops dabbling with technologies that can be used for bomb-building.

With the prospect of a long though now brighter struggle with socialist Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders still in store, the former secretary of state/New York senator/ first lady nonetheless took a huge step toward locking down the Democratic presidential nomination with her relatively narrow 5-point win in Nevada.

The first pilot nonetheless reported for duty right after hearing about the bomb on the news.

The blizzard of statistics that make up his stump speech is as hard to believe the 15th time you hear it as the first, but nonetheless undeniable.

But "First Reformed" nonetheless has the feeling of a summation, of a teeming and roiling avowal of his longtime obsessions, from the distant pressure of family life as a child to the repellent politics currently unfolding daily.

Lofty goals, choice rhetoric, and pushes for change are all  common, and though Wittman urged that he isn't "looking for votes," his first presser nonetheless took on the tone of a campaign speech.