Sentence examples for however a thing from inspiring English sources

We fear, however, a thing whose presence, equally uncertain, will bring about sadness.

However, a thing may also have accidental properties, which are "in" it in the general sense in which that which is predicated of a thing is in it, and may also be "in" it in the sense in which one region surrounded by another is in it, but which do not inhere in it.

There is, however, a thing called 'anxiety,' and another thing called 'low self-esteem,' and another thing called, 'societal expectations for parents and spouses and workers nowadays in our Western culture are ridiculous.'" You are so wise, green lady.

Nobody, however, knows a thing for sure.

There is, however, such a thing as Twitter snobbery.

There is, however, such a thing as excessive coziness.

The screen, however, is a thing of beauty.

However, when a thing appears, a discrimination occurs on this foundational, though, bottomless, background.

There is however such a thing as being in writing shape.

Since 2013, however, a strange thing has happened.

(Named sources are, however, a sometime thing in Mr. Hersh's recent work).