Sentence examples for notwithstanding too from inspiring English sources

What I learned this week is that, Newtown notwithstanding, too many of them have other priorities.

Jay also quotes, "with caveats," an account of Buchinger "from someone named Smith" in a Dublin journal, in 1833: "Notwithstanding, too, his reluctance to the manner of life from which he was compelled to seek his subsistence, he was rather of a sportive humor, and had great liveliness of spirits".

Moms who lean back and let their kids figure it out have been erotica mainstays at least since Clytemnestra, foursome in the back room notwithstanding (too obvious).

Senator Clinton's supporters are too smart (today's poll notwithstanding) too passionate, and have come too far to turn our country off-course now.

His radical politics notwithstanding, Glass too often becomes one more commodity in the cultural supermarket.

The F for functional notwithstanding, far too much here seems generated by the conviction that an object made to serve no purpose whatever is automatically art.

It was tough at times for us to keep up, but we kept at it and, the odd tantrum notwithstanding, loved it, too.

The problem, essentially, is that, freedom fries notwithstanding, conservatives are too French — alternately Robespierrean and revanchist — looking to transform and undermine rather than to curate and build on tradition.

Consumers lose, too, notwithstanding the $50 ceiling.

Its ecclesiastic-in-chief notwithstanding, that was too juicy a target to escape Laxey's sights.

Four companies in the media business do, too, notwithstanding a print-advertising drought.