Sentence examples for nevertheless, rather from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, rather than growing weaker, she seems to have become more formidable.

Nevertheless, rather than risk a third consecutive loss, NASA put things on hold.

Serge Diaghilev – the impresario behind the Ballets russes de Monte Carlo, responsible for commissioning all concerned – was nevertheless rather satisfied with the outcome.

The Bosnian political elite will no doubt also be a beneficiary of the fallout from Tanovic's success, but it has nevertheless rather humbly admitted it had nothing to do with it.

A strict kinetic model was formulated which was, nevertheless, rather complex.

With Olympic archery seemingly her destiny, Williamson's first three trips to the Games were nevertheless rather unremarkable.

"Will it spoil the game?" Nevertheless she rather judiciously refused to condemn the ball further until she witnessed it in action.

France has made a specialty of this: it produced Serge Gainsbourg, who looked like something that snapped off the towers of Notre-Dame but nevertheless — or, rather, as a perverse result — ended up with Jane Birkin.

Building and remodeling continued after his death in 1715, with the legendarily luxurious lifestyle of Louis XV (under whom the French peuple nevertheless fared rather better) and the now vaguely poignant reign of the scientifically minded Louis XVI and his capricious wife, too often portrayed as no more than a stupid shopping addict.

This all but guarantees that there will be more attacks in the future.In this section The man who lost China Future shock The millennium bug Spring bringers Living daylights Golden globes Reprints"The Age of the Unthinkable" nevertheless delivers rather less than it promises.

Nevertheless, this rather simplistic view should not dismiss the fact that addition or removal of non-plastics and clay mixing might have taken place, sometimes in sizeable proportions, which would greatly affect chemical results.