Sentence examples for nevertheless able to from inspiring English sources

Whedon was nevertheless able to extend the story into a feature film — "Serenity" — in 2005.

Philip was nevertheless able to invade Flanders in 1300 and take Guy prisoner.

Clodagh's antithesis is Mr Dean, a dissolute man who is nevertheless able to summon compassion and strength when these are required.

Twentieth Century Fox was nevertheless able to find 135 bookings for its film Just Wright, presumably not exactly in the nation's prime multiplex sites.

(As a footnote, a surely disappointed Ben Stokes was nevertheless able to tweet his pleasure at being involved in a great match – well played again Sir).

Though eSpeed itself lost about 180 of its 477 worldwide employees, it was nevertheless able to resume operations within 48 hours of the attacks.

It was nevertheless able to operate, and the computer analysis was modified to take the noncircularity of the orbit into account.

Required to leave the country because of friction between Iran and Britain, Rawlinson was nevertheless able to return in 1844 to obtain impressions of the Babylonian script.

Wiry and slight, she was nevertheless able to hide her growing belly for nearly twenty-eight weeks, until one morning when she overslept and missed an important nursing-school exam.

For example, in the months after the attack on the World Trade Center, his firm was nevertheless able to arrange $28 million in fixed rate financing for Matrix Development Group's purchase of the Legal Center building in Newark.

We insist that our leaders convince us that they are exemplary and (increasingly) God-fearing human beings, who are nevertheless able to protect us from enemies not so constrained.