Sentence examples for may nevertheless find from inspiring English sources

An unarguable point, but readers of this strange, provocative novel may nevertheless find themselves stuck on questions of motive, that "dubious 'why' nonsense".

Although these names may be virtually unheard of in the United States, you may nevertheless find yourself buying underwear from them soon.

But they may nevertheless find themselves amazed by what Wills has to tell them about the absence of most contemporary Catholic doctrine (including Mariology) from Scripture and from the beliefs of the faithful in the first four centuries after Christ -- as amazed as were the Catholics of Luther's time to hear some of the same things.

Although talks between AT&T and BellSouth broke down last month after the two companies failed to agree on price, Mr Capellas may nevertheless find himself encouraged to fix his legal problems and clean up MCI for a sale to Verizon or SBC, the two biggest Baby Bells.

Even without clear homologies, we may nevertheless find common organizing principles of animal segmentation.

The pathways of synthesis of these compounds are not related to the pathways of lactose fermentation or nitrate reduction, but these different phenotypic properties may nevertheless have been found correlated.

He was nevertheless found guilty.

Coach John McKay nevertheless found a bright side.

Philosopher and writer Alain DeBotton wrote that the artist is "willing to sacrifice a naive realism in order to achieve realism of a deeper sort, like a poet who, though less factual than a journalist in describing an event, may nevertheless reveal truths about it that find no place in the other's literal grid".

Perhaps Kitcher prefers to keep reason within its boundaries and faith safe from encroachment; nevertheless, one may find comfort in Darwin's works, if one knows where to look.

Nevertheless, one may find problems with such reasoning.