Sentence examples for nevertheless becomes from inspiring English sources

Strong with this story element and avoiding the flashy telekinetic mayhem typical of the religious genre, Agnieszka Holland's film nevertheless "becomes bogged down in fussy theological arguments" (Holden).

Riddled with too much jittery jump cutting and faltering dialogue, Mr. Burns's film nevertheless becomes "like a Woody Allen movie without the intellectual pretension, which is mostly a good thing" (A. O. Scott).

Henry will have a career in the Paris offices of a New York law firm while Sam, who presents himself as a boy of few intellectual interests, nevertheless becomes a precociously gifted writer of fiction.

A short-tempered and highly territorial ICE agent, he nevertheless becomes a team player in the clutch.

The boy, having no superpower, having lost his family, nevertheless becomes a kind of anime hero, someone who sacrifices for the greater good and achieves human truth.

Without prejudicing the facts of this case, it nevertheless becomes readily apparent that something doesn't quite add up and asks troubling questions of our society at large.

My concern is that even if madrassa graduates themselves are not becoming terrorists, the graduates may nevertheless become willing supporters of violent extremism.

He had nevertheless become a target because he was from the north.

Now prevention schemes are standard practice, but drugs have nevertheless become an industry on some estates.

Violently anticlerical and considered devoid of principle, Rattazzi nevertheless became premier after Cavour's death.

But the city has nevertheless become the heart of the country's art, culture, theater, society and fashion".