Sentence examples for reading anyway from inspiring English sources

What was he reading, anyway?

If it isn't, then it's not worth reading anyway".

No such claims can be made for Peter Beinart's "The Good Fight", but it is worth reading anyway.

Why didn't he stay on at Oxford? "In the end, I thought, I can keep on reading anyway.

But even if he weren't Archbishop of Canterbury, he would be a literary critic worth publishing, and this is a review worth reading anyway.

From a working-class background in South Shields, he was nudged into grammar school and from there to Exeter College, Oxford, where he studied PPE because its reading list "coincided with the things I was reading anyway".

Politicians don't read anyway.

That's what I read, anyway.

Not the ones I've read anyway.

"That isn't apparent from what I read anyway," Trude said.

But there is no sign, not that toddlers can read anyway.