Sentence examples for nevertheless happy from inspiring English sources

Amoruso's central defensive partner Craig Moore was nevertheless happy enough.

We found the presence of so many young students energizing, but were nevertheless happy to encounter a goodly number of graying heads.

You could hear people on the set muttering, 'It wasn't supposed to do that.'" Nicolas Winding Refn, the film's director, was nevertheless happy with the unexpected air time.

My mother, who died at 91, while missing her deceased siblings and friends, was nevertheless happy and optimistic right up to her last couple of weeks of life.

He may drive an overtly modest car but is nevertheless happy to accept big jobs and grand titles: since June 2000 he has been a knight commander of the order of St Michael and St George.

A written argument for Mr Cherney stated: "Mr Deripaska was nevertheless happy to state explicitly to Mr Abramovich – on whose co-operation Mr Deripaska was dependent for the Sibal/Sibneft merger – that he was the subject of ongoing extortion by Mr Cherney pursuant to which Mr Deripaska would need to make a 'large payment'".

Nevertheless - however happy the person giving out samples is for you to help yourself to another and another (and another) - it takes a particular boldness to hoover them up with the enthusiasm allegedly displayed by Lingitz.

McGonagall, who appears to have lacked any sense of humour, was nevertheless made happy by the happiness of others.

But despite the impact on the government department's budget, some of the affected colleges nevertheless appeared happy to accept the situation.

In Pakistan the tendency has been to insist that Hindus and Muslims have always been "two nations" and that the Hindus nevertheless were happy under their Muslim rulers.

Other institutional fund managers distrust him as a short-term investor, and Time Warner's top managers have kept on good terms with shareholders, despite the company's lagging share price.Time Raider 2Shareholders are nevertheless very happy to use Mr Icahn as a spur to get the firm's top managers to think more aggressively about how to increase its share price.