Sentence examples for however is of from inspiring English sources

This matter, however, is of a different order altogether.

His new work, however, is of butterflies (shown).

Campion's greatest misrepresentation, however, is of Keats's poetic delivery.

The pottery of this period, however, is of high quality.

Fishing as a sport, however, is of considerable antiquity.

The word "picnic," however, is of more recent vintage.

Mr. Della Femina, however, is of a different mind.

What artists believe, however, is of secondary importance, ancillary to the work itself.

Ms. Whiting, however, is of the do-not-complain, get-on-with-it school.

The overall impression, however, is of a record playing with playfulness.

Its federal counterpart, however, is of a very different mind, and not merely in the service of Christopher Pyne's ever-changing political needs.