Sentence examples for nevertheless capable of being from inspiring English sources

While not definable in terms of anything more basic, the fundamental logical notions are nevertheless capable of being elucidated, thus of being understood better.

In other words, what the Catholic Church was saying, particularly in these last sentences, is that those who are unsure about the nature of God (agnostics) or even those who question the existence of such a Being (atheists), are nevertheless capable of being "saved" -- providing they seek what they see as being a higher good.

Specifically, while we found that this strain had a reduced capacity to form a biofilm in vivo by comparison to UAMS-1, it was nevertheless capable of doing so to an extent that could be correlated with reduced antibiotic susceptibility [13].

A common refrain here is that the man also called "the father of development" was a stabilizing force who was nevertheless capable of destructive excess.

Thus, here as in many other philosophical questions, the analytic method, while not capable of arriving at a demonstrative result, is nevertheless capable of showing that all the positive grounds in favour of a certain theory are fallacious and that a less unnatural theory is capable of accounting for the facts.

Although cryptic pMHC I are expressed at low levels, they are nevertheless capable of eliciting CD8+ T cell responses specific for a variety of tumors, virus infected or even normal cells (reviewed in [1], [7]).

However, there is some evidence that primitive salamanders (Cryptobranchidae) are nevertheless capable of regenerating appendages [ 5, 6].

It is surprising that despite the degenerative features and reduced sperm motility, these spermatozoa are nevertheless capable of fertilizing many ova [ 71] (up to 27 pups in a litter [ 72]).

DeSalvo was viewed as a textbook case of a sexually motivated serial murderer, a seemingly ordinary man who was nevertheless capable of outbursts of savage violence.

The English winter truffle, though less celebrated than the Périgord or Italian varieties, is nevertheless capable of achieving great quality.

Representative Dana Rohrabacher (R-CA) argued that expanding the number of H-1B visas would discriminate against U.S. students who, although not at the top of their class, were nevertheless capable of working for Microsoft and other companies.