Sentence examples for speaking anyway from inspiring English sources

Well, technically speaking anyway.

Normally speaking, anyway.

And relatively speaking, anyway, the less influence everybody else will have.

But our brains do share with their digital analogs -- loosely speaking, anyway -- the use of a binary code for processing information.

But last night, perhaps for the first time, the argument that Romney will be a better candidate for what he's been through didn't sound completely outlandish — not for the fifteen minutes, or so, while he was speaking, anyway.

In any case, during a recent Muslim rally, George Lincoln Rockwell, the chief of the American Nazi party, made a point of contributing about twenty dollars to the cause, and he and Malcolm X decided that, racially speaking, anyway, they were in complete agreement.

They would not be allowed to speak anyway.

He never spoke anyway, so how could he have said anything wrong?

I saw his speech two hours early but let him speak anyway.

"He's made four pairs of dentures for me but I don't wear them all the time because I mumble when I speak anyway.

"It's a weird thing when you can't remember your father's voice because it's been so long and he barely spoke anyway.