Sentence examples for had nonetheless managed from inspiring English sources

I grew newly determined to identify the influential killjoy who composed it — and who, despite having reached a wider audience than most poets dream of, had nonetheless managed to sink into oblivion.

I grew newly determined to identify the influential killjoy who composed it and who, despite having reached a wider audience than most poets dream of, had nonetheless managed to sink into oblivion.

The Webdales and several of the jurors who convicted Mr. Goldstein said that while they believed that he was mentally ill, the prosecution had nonetheless managed to show that he had his wits about him during the crucial few moments of confrontation on the subway platform.

His work combines both fields but has nonetheless managed to thrive.

But he has nonetheless managed to line up the support of nearly every traditional Democratic voting group -- teachers, trade unions, environmentalists -- and then some.

The failure to deploy the capital investors had already given them has made it harder for some to raise more.Blackstone has nonetheless managed to perform better than many of its rivals over the past two years.

She has been more punitive and frightening than Julie Andrews ever was, but she has nonetheless managed to evoke the powerful emotions — in particular, children's deep fear of abandonment — that have always been at the story's core.

Plonked in the Atlantic with no resources but fish, geothermal power and its population of 288,000, Iceland has nonetheless managed to make itself the sixth richest country per capita in the world, measured in purchasing-power terms.

The island is home to a 42-year-old artist named Oisin who is a loner but has nonetheless managed to seduce most of the island's female population, however perfunctorily.

Unlike Doyle, who assumes that sex is a service women provide to men, Krasnow cites several instances of husbands who are derelict in their conjugal duties, including one who has never wanted to have sex with his wife more than once a year but has nonetheless managed to become a father of three, a triumph of chance over probability.

The Iranian director Jafar Panahi has been under house arrest for his political dissent; he has been banned from filmmaking for twenty years, but he has nonetheless managed to make films clandestinely (and, likely owing to his international prominence, he has not suffered reprisals for doing so).