Sentence examples for nonetheless reflected from inspiring English sources
The way his team scored seven minutes before half-time nonetheless reflected well on them and badly on Southampton.
The student body at Paterson Catholic, if a healthy alternative to the troubled public schools, nonetheless reflected the population of the city.
Despite claims that general science fails to clearly distinguish between theory and practice, its manifestation in the United Kingdom nonetheless reflected an "explicit and seminal attempt to link school science with citizenship" (Jenkins 2006, p. 198).
The study while interviewing almost all relevant participants nonetheless reflected a small number of respondents.
Note, however, that although the counts of 'I', 'D' and 'G' events are not individually present as features, their presence is nonetheless reflected in the feature set through the counts of 'C' and 'S'.
Nonetheless, reflecting their eagerness to maintain good relations with their adopted country, several Mauritanians said their treatment had been mild compared with the repression in Africa.
The location nonetheless reflects the president's penchant for drawing attention to the ways in which the government can promote technology, research and advanced manufacturing.
While these films rarely articulate overt political attitudes, they nonetheless reflect both a social reality and a social ideal, presenting a world where the obstacles of overt discrimination have fallen and where middle-class blacks are free to be themselves.
So while this new construct may not set out to glorify parenting, it nonetheless reflects a moment when too many have lost sight of the goal of all parents — to make ourselves unnecessary.
Thus, even if the works remained unfinished due only to lack of time and other external reasons, their condition, nonetheless, reflects the artist's intense feeling of the stresses inherent in the creative process.
Sussex's mediocre position this year may be, to some extent, down to statistical fluctuation, but it nonetheless reflects the insecurity of an institution that is both in the midst of expansion and without some of the financial stability of the larger universities.
