Sentence examples for nevertheless much from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, much had been won.

Nevertheless, much of the criticism is nonsense.

"Nevertheless, much remains to be done.

Nevertheless, much of Rankine's new work will focus on whiteness.

Nevertheless, much of the choreography looked needlessly repetitive.

Nevertheless, much about the (New) Dime Store seemed gratifyingly familiar.

Nevertheless, much of what has been designed into the building has come from our team.

Nevertheless, much adjudication is now performed by public authorities other than the courts of law.

He was an enormously popular man who nevertheless much preferred his own company.

Other institutions considered very conventional – the army, for example – are nevertheless much more porous and contain more perspectives.

Nevertheless, much criticism has been focused on the strategy of attrition, which General Westmoreland was instrumental in conceiving as well as directing.