Sentence examples for nonetheless learned from inspiring English sources
The man who had remade physics in his perfectly phonetic native tongue struggled with English spelling but nonetheless "learned to write simple, sometimes elegant, English sentences".
"I find it baffling I wasn't shown the letter," said Mr. Matthiesen, adding that he had nonetheless learned of its existence just before the sale.
But it has, nonetheless, learned to associate a specific thought pattern with a particular movement.
Breathlessness doesn't help much in making sense of such a record, neither the breathlessness that interprets the pope solely through his most controversial acts or statements nor the breathlessness that cannot imagine how a prayerful, learned and revered figure might nonetheless be a flawed leader.
Nonetheless, Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly formed a "lessons learned" panel two years ago to examine settlements and verdicts against the department, headed by the department's deputy commissioner for legal matters, S. Andrew Schaffer, a constitutional and criminal law scholar who was a senior vice president and general counsel for New York University.
The two models, nonetheless, share strikingly similar components with the exception of learned resourcefulness.
Nonetheless, releasing results directly to the media before their publication in learned journals is a new trend.
Nonetheless, in "Bass Madness," he gamely sets out to see what the fuss is about, and to cast a skeptical, learned eye on how ESPN's gamble is actually faring.
He's articulate and learned.
