Sentence examples for nevertheless told from inspiring English sources
Having failed to produce a conventional sports biography, he's nevertheless told a story that's of great significance to all Australians.
But the Tour de France organizers nevertheless told his team that Boonen would not be welcome here.
The only commercial magazine to which he had as yet sold a story was a German number that wanted to translate a piece about a matador, but he nevertheless told Horace Liveright he hoped to become a valuable "property".
Standing by his support for Trump, Rubio nevertheless told CNN he viewed his Senate seat as a way to "act as a check and balance on the next president... even against a president in my own party".
German film-maker Oliver Hirschbiegel, previously best known for the acclaimed historical drama Downfall about the last days of Hitler, nevertheless told the BBC he had "no regrets" about making the film.
Lopez, who said she'd fought for Lovett, nevertheless told him he had to learn to control his runs.
Nevertheless, telling well-off baby boomers that constructing sophisticated infrastructure at the earliest opportunity provides young people with jobs, better health outcomes and a better standard of living is essential.
Often shy, she could nevertheless tell marvellously funny stories about Thomas Mann, Lion Feuchtwanger, Edith Wharton or the fastidious Huxleys in India, offered a meal of chocolates, ice cream, dumplings stuffed with curried mice.
In challenging circumstances, I console myself with the thought, expressed by Friedrich Nietzsche, that "Even when you lie, you nevertheless tell the truth with the shape your mouth makes when you are doing so".
Some Tibetan parents worry that their native language and culture are dying but nevertheless tell their children to prioritize Chinese studies, in part because the national university entrance exam is administered only in Chinese.
While Mr. Brooks bemoans the technocratic mind-set of Europe's leadership, it's nevertheless telling that the two technocrats named prime ministers of the ailing Greece and Italy are met with high expectations in many places.
