Sentence examples for nevertheless claiming that from inspiring English sources

"We must be grateful for every disclosure of sex abuse," Benedict says, nevertheless claiming that "what guided this press campaign was not only a sincere desire for truth, but... also some pleasure in exposing the Church and if possible discrediting her".

Nevertheless, claims that the threat of TTIP means we should vote to leave the EU are bewilderingly myopic.

Untrained and inexperienced in nuclear engineering, he nevertheless claims that so-called Generation III reactors will be passively safe.

Advocates of H.R. 7 nevertheless claim that Obamacare circumvents the Hyde Amendment and quietly streams federal funds into the coffers of abortionists.

Laura nevertheless claims that the ordeal she suffered at the hands of the Dutch welfare state has haunted her throughout her voyage.

While Rodham thinks Austen's literary value is now more historical, and that contemporary novelists like Ian McEwen have developed a "subtle psychological realism" which outstrips her capabilities, he nevertheless claims that her novels contain important insights "intertwined with their literary character but quite distinct from their literary merit".

Sensibility theorists nevertheless claim that the non-reductive elucidation offers an advantage over primary quality views, according to which moral properties have no essential relation to us.

Friends of facts who have written at great length about facts and given the distinct impression that they are referring to facts and predicating properties of facts have nevertheless claimed that facts or situations cannot be named (Russell, Wittgenstein; cf. Clarke 1975) or that they have no properties (Ingarden).

Thus, when Hegel in the second edition of his Science of Logic (1831) nevertheless claims that in the end "[e]very philosophy is essentially idealism or at least has it as its principle" (GW 21, 142), he must mean by idealism something other than ontological idealism and certainly something other than Kant's indeterminate ontological realism.

While Lang's oratorical and administrative gifts were beyond doubt, Hastings nevertheless claims that as Archbishop of Canterbury, Lang displayed no effective leadership or guidance, turning away from reform and content to be the "final sentinel to the ancien régime".

Scholars nevertheless claim that the US Department of Agriculture USDAA) never followed up to ensure that these conditionalities were implemented and if there was an impact on children's health [ 16].