Sentence examples for past for all from inspiring English sources

I also know that for all the wonderful things older people can do, for all the accurate claims that this generation at 55 plus is more energetic, fit, productive and inventive than generations past, for all the times we look in the mirror and say, "I may not look 30 but I sure feel it," the rest of the population doesn't necessarily share that rosy view of us.

Unlike many other leaders, Zuma doesn't blame the apartheid past for all his country's problems.

What's more, the 1952 sections are divided among three narrators who piece together a suitably and whoppingly sordid past for all concerned.

In the past, for all the valiant work done by such venues as the Tricycle and the Theatre Royal Stratford East, the state-of-the-nation play has largely reflected the anxieties of white, middle-class writers.

Though it will scandalise much of the neighbourhood, Chris is going to marry this minister, Robert Colquhoun, who evokes a rich past (for all its hardships and cruelties) and fears for the future.

There's a risk in writing such a sweeping, inclusive narrative about the very recent past; for all its trenchant observation, the subject may be too recent, too familiar, and still too nauseating.

"It was a zoo," said Zahi Hawass, Egypt's chief archaeologist, recalling the past free-for-all.

The award has been criticised in the past for several all-male shortlists.

And we can only hope that it will eventually wash away the stain of the past once and for all.

France meanwhile, have their tails up after cruising past Samoa but for all that both sides boast considerable fireworks out wide, the back-row battle may be pivotal.

Overall, the present study strongly indicates that the kinetic modelling of the combustion of CH4 CO H2 CO2 should not be seen as a problem successfully solved in the past once and for all.