Sentence examples for nevertheless I can from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless I can think of a dozen more interesting parts of Spain".

Nevertheless, I can think of a possible reason why many young people approve of the president and the Iraq war.

Nevertheless I can say that New South Wales police and other agencies have responded to this incident with great professionalism".

Nevertheless, I can say without doubt that my new novel, Obstacles to Young Love, and the next one, Life After Deborah, which I have almost completed, are books which I would not have written had I not witnessed my mother's death.

Because of the snow, alas, I only received a short version of the programme, but the shape and sense of Brubeck's influence and his democratisation of the form came through nevertheless; I can only imagine that the extended riffs on the various aspects of his work and innovations were even more satisfying.

Nevertheless, I can say something about.

I hesitate to repeat his complacent claims on terrorism in case it precipitates a rush to the bomb shelters; nevertheless: "I think I can put my hand on my heart and say, in the last year that - although the risk has not gone away - we are safer than we were a year ago" (when Tony Blair was still in charge).

Nevertheless, I think you can credibly talk about a transformation".

Rick Parry, Liverpool's then chief executive, acknowledged the club were seeking a bigger Anfield to compete financially with Manchester United, but said nevertheless: "I believe we can also work much better with the community, be a good neighbour".

This is another area where I can see that opinions differ, but nevertheless I am sure that we can produce acceptably worded paragraphs on flexibility for inclusion in the Treaty, although the Community as a whole is extremely reluctant to include flexibility in the first pillar.

Nevertheless, it can have serious economic consequences.