Sentence examples for nevertheless drawn from inspiring English sources

Some of them, particularly Ms. Ayotte and Ms. Martinez, have nevertheless drawn buzz as potential choices.

Her request, which many viewed as exaggerated, has nevertheless drawn news media attention to the city's struggle with gang leaders.

It has nevertheless drawn criticism for its omissions and apparent attempts to sanitize Mr. da Silva's life story.

While mild compared to other rap releases (I'm thinking of the newly platinum Lollipop by Lil Wayne), the language has nevertheless drawn condemnation from the Obama camp.

While thus far closed to the press, the court proceedings, which Afghanistan considersa "trial,", have nevertheless drawn a fair-sized contingent of the international media, all of them hopeful for a look at Taliban jurisprudence in so riveting a case.

Both activities tend to attract people over 50, like these authors, who may not yet feel they have one foot in the grave but are nevertheless drawn closer to the soil (and to holes in the ground).

Nevertheless, still drawn to the issue of ocean pollution and what he saw as a runaway consumerism that helped create it, Mr. Jordan hit on the idea of taking still photographs of dead albatrosses, their carcasses decaying to soft grays and delicate browns with the deadly plastic in their innards remaining colorful.

They, nevertheless, draw their lifeblood from analytic principles.

This nevertheless drew a large crowds of supporters and scores of undercover police and intelligence agents.

She reveals how artists who rejected ornament and ostentation nevertheless drew on their cluttered Victorian childhoods as they shaped their aesthetic response to the world.

Mr. Cramer said he nevertheless drew a lesson from one tenet of behavioral finance: he is not the only person who feels disproportionate rage and sorrow over losses.