Sentence examples for notwithstanding is from inspiring English sources

The N.Y.C.B. audience, or its newer members, must have said to themselves, "Why all the fuss about Balanchine?" Is that the message that the company, tributes notwithstanding, is trying to put out?

After all, the snakehead's main conveyance, pecs notwithstanding, is man.

In Albany, notwithstanding is a four-letter word.

Narrative television — the quality of shows like "Breaking Bad" and "Mad Men" notwithstanding — is in decline.

Notwithstanding is a village where "strange things happen from time to time".

Huawei, its India problems notwithstanding, is building a new research campus in Bangalore.

The greatest tribute you could pay him -- dollars notwithstanding -- is joining forces with him next season and creating a dynasty in Charlotte.

He moaned about the superspy connection for years after relinquishing the role to Roger Moore, but our folk memory of the gentleman/thug Bond - wigs notwithstanding - is a shorthand for elegant machismo and feral grace.

For many Germans, Wembley and its much-mentioned "hallowed turf" - a few synthetic patches produced in the Netherlands notwithstanding - is synonymous with English football and thus with modern football itself.

I came to this decision NOT because contemporary movies are poor (though Paranormal -- its two or three jolts notwithstanding -- is possibly the most annoying and boring movie of the year).

What is clear -- Hollande's sweeping anti-austerity pledges notwithstanding -- is that no European leader has yet offered a substantive alternative or demonstrated the capacity to forge a new continental compact that will suit both debtors and creditors.