Sentence examples for notwithstanding I can from inspiring English sources

I had a chance to read an advance copy of Jewball, and, omens of the book industry's doom notwithstanding, I can honestly say it's the best book about Nazi-fighting basketball players I've ever read.

My alcohol- and drug-related hijinks at Oberlin College notwithstanding, I can still recall in shocking high definition my strange Lenin-loving childhood in the Soviet Union -- we left that country before I turned 7 --and my eaReagan-lovingving years in the United States.

Specious arguments against same-sex marriage aside, an objection to same-sex marriage could be based on experiential, not moral grounds: That objection notwithstanding, I can report that, when I asked New Yorker cartoonists if they approved of same-sex marriage, whether Republican or Democrat, straight or gay, all proudly said, "I do!

My doubts about the design of the current bill notwithstanding, I can imagine an immigration overhaul finding a place in a broader right-of-center vision that's geared toward reassuring blue-collar whites, enticing middle-income Hispanics, and boosting new immigrants into the middle class.

But those trends notwithstanding, I think you can make a much stronger case for the 1990s as a the least bad decade, and for the '00s as a return to a downward, destabilizing trend.

Notwithstanding, it can be confusing to have two or more repositories.

Notwithstanding, it can be recommended that these two aspects of tool use (guidance and actual use) are incorporated into tools reviews and, given this patient group, development of evidence on the actual use of the tools in clinical practice.

The protestations of a certain Caribbean crustacean notwithstanding, it can actually be unbearably quiet under the sea.

It returned to the Met on Wednesday evening and once again showed that, momentary bloat notwithstanding, it can work well enough with a talented and energetic cast.

An adolescent's bedroom notwithstanding, order can develop out of chaos.

CONVENTIONAL wisdom notwithstanding, you can teach an old bookhound new tricks.