Sentence examples for nevertheless apart from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, apart from Poland, the included countries were mainly in Western Europe, and so the findings are not generalisable across all of Europe.

Nevertheless, apart from some sensuous Moroccan desert dunes, the movie looks like schlock.

Nevertheless, apart from the prisoner deal with Hezbollah, negotiated through a German mediator, Israel also agreed with Hamas on a six-month truce that started June 19.

Nevertheless, apart from Coleman's intervention, only occasionally did Tim Howard have to make a save, although when he did the conditions ensured the ball would arrive in a spray of mud and water.

Nevertheless, apart from a half-hearted offer of his services as a writer and the donation of two manuscripts illustrated by him to Red Cross sales in July 1940 and October 1942, he made no real effort to become involved.

Nevertheless, apart from some debates on the last two technologies, which are summarized in the quite recent review of Lee et al. [38], from a materials science point of view it is very challenging to obtain an efficient electrically rechargeable metal air battery employable for EVs.

TWO Brooklyn telephone buildings separated by only a block are nevertheless eons apart in their architecture: primly Beaux-Arts from 1898 at Willoughby and Lawrence Streets and a sizzling Art Deco skyscraper from 1930 at Willoughby and Bridge.

About 40 million years ago, the two galaxies had a close encounter and are now moving farther apart; nevertheless, the smaller IC 2163 will eventually be incorporated into NGC 2207.

These two transposons are located only a few kilobases apart but nevertheless express in different parasegments (PS5 and PS6 respectively; Fig.  5).

McGrayne's statisticians exhibit many differences, and she cites the quip that you can nevertheless always tell them apart by their posteriors, a good word on which to end.

When, from the early 1960s, Takemitsu began to "consciously apprehend" the sounds of traditional Japanese music, he found that his creative process, "the logic of my compositional thought was torn apart", and nevertheless, "hogaku [traditional Japanese music ...] seized my heart and refuses to release it".