Sentence examples for notebooks however from inspiring English sources

When she presents him with her pile of little black notebooks, however, he balks.

The black notebooks, however seriously you take them, are a betrayal of that ardency.

When she starts reading through Stone's notebooks, however, she suddenly realizes the shocking truth: Lucy is "a humanzee".

The idea of the notebooks, however, is what makes Lessing's vision even more radical than Lawrence's and it remains of great significance to 21st-century readers.

Some poets don't seem themselves outside their chosen medium; the Frost of these notebooks, however, is very much the Frost of the poems.

The Calpella notebooks however, are expected to be significantly more popular and sell better then the current generation.

For notebooks, draw squares or design your notebook however you want.

The notebooks reaffirm, however, that Basquiat's greatest innovation may have been his poetically disjunctive lists, which have roots not only in graffiti but also in Dada; a collage from 1980, when the artist was twenty, features a fractured Marcel Duchamp.

To dismiss him out of hand, though, would be wrong, for he was the British pioneer of match analysis – touchingly, he would record games from the stand at Plymouth's Home Park wearing a miner's helmet to illuminate his notebook – and, however questionable his conclusions may have been, they were at least honestly held and based on meticulous research, if not rigorous analysis.

In these notebook entries, however, Berkeley seems to be suggesting that all there is to causality is this regular consequence, with the first item being a volition.

Extensive computer mouse use is an identified risk factor for computer work-related musculoskeletal disorders; however, notebook computer mouse designs of varying sizes have not been formally evaluated but may affect biomechanical risk factors.