Sentence examples for nevertheless moving from inspiring English sources

Near-silent, unresponsive, ostensibly unappealing, she is nevertheless moving.

The book is dryly written and awkwardly translated, but nevertheless moving.

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He spoke for a constituency of popular opinion which still existed in the electorate at large, but failed to accept that political opinion in the Conservative party was nevertheless moving ahead.

Sandia is nevertheless moving forward with tritium, in part because it generates extra neutrons that reveal what's happening in the hottest, densest part of the short-lived plasma, where the physics is not as well understood.

The Hardest Hit Fund is, nevertheless, moving forward.

In times when I've been still as stone, music has nevertheless moved me.

Lewes, her unfailing support, was nevertheless moved to admit: "The Jewish element seems to me likely to satisfy nobody".

Despite its airlessness, "In Certain Circles" nevertheless moves outward, linking feminist questions with the more general problem of wasted human potential.

The sickening thing for Gasquet, who will nevertheless move up seven places to No13 in the rankings, is that he was the better player in the opening set.

He's a big man, 6 foot 3, with hands the size of toolboxes, who nevertheless moves with the lightness of a dancer.