Sentence examples for nonetheless enjoyable from inspiring English sources
(Voting rules aside, I think "The Hurt Locker" was way better than the nonetheless enjoyable "Avatar").
While not massively academic, the show is nonetheless enjoyable and benefits from its judgment-free brand of humour.
That said, the toppings are so good that the pizzas are nonetheless enjoyable: tiny pork meatballs served with fresh sage leaves, rounds of Italian sausage that practically pulse with fennel flavor, earthy mushrooms and parsley, and a lively, cheeseless marinara sauce spiked with hot red pepper flakes.
The grand finale, after rubbing their bellies, kissing them lip-to-rostrum (Conor: "Yuch"), feeding them and dancing with them (a slightly absurd but nonetheless enjoyable exercise where you hold their flippers while they squeak and flap), consists of the "foot push".
Time magazine writer James Poniewozik said "The Bubble" was not as funny as some of the better third season episodes like "Harvest Festival" or "Andy and April's Fancy Party", but was nonetheless enjoyable and "perfectly funny".
Sure, a car like the Lancer will roll a bit on its MacPherson front struts (with independent rear), and the ES model we tested needs the grippier tires that will come with the up-rated LS/OZ models, but nonetheless it's still enjoyable to drive a little bit hard on twisty roads and bend it around corners.
It's hardly a forward-looking album, but nonetheless highly enjoyable.
Personally, I prefer a Neapolitan slice (simple, wood-fired, classic ingredients), but this was nonetheless thoroughly enjoyable pie.
However, starting in the eighteenth century, the notion of katharsis gained ground, particularly since it addressed a question of enormous importance to 18th century aesthetics, namely how something like tragedy, which would seem to revolve around situations invoking unpleasant emotions, can nonetheless be enjoyable.
It was very enjoyable nonetheless.
The 2006 Lillà was the simplest of these wines, but direct and enjoyable nonetheless.
