Sentence examples for that is notwithstanding from inspiring English sources
The phrase "that is notwithstanding" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used to introduce a statement that contrasts with or qualifies what has just been said, often in formal or legal contexts. Example: "The project faced numerous challenges; that is notwithstanding, we managed to complete it on time."
"If I can write one real moving American opera that any American can understand (and one that is, notwithstanding, a serious musical work)," he wrote in 1948, "I shall be a happy man".
Craig's moodiness, Jonah's passive-aggressive tendencies, James's arrogance and Danny's jovial lack of consideration cause friction that is, notwithstanding the fireballs and murderous demons, quite realistic.
He also plays golf, a game that is still, notwithstanding the ascendancy of Tiger Woods, popularly thought of as an economically advantaged white man's sport.
And that's notwithstanding the part of the song where the legendary rapper promises to "lick you off my lips like salt and vinegar chips".
That's notwithstanding an unusually public airing of doubts about the numbers by the FBI director, James Comey, in a speech at Georgetown University last month.
This is my first trip to Pakistan in years in which the country's downhill slide seems to have been arrested — and that's notwithstanding the floods that ravaged the country recently.
That's notwithstanding Congressional hearings last month on D.C. statehood, the first in 14 years.
Further, this species showed mtDNA lineages that were exclusive to it (notwithstanding recent hybridization; Figure 2) and distributed heterogeneously throughout its range (Additional file 5: Figure S2a).
Amongst the women on the council, she says, there is "a kind of collegiality, I suppose, or a sisterhood you could call it that is involved, notwithstanding the very different countries that we represent".
It is notwithstanding that the linear lines indicate a minor discrepancy over the transverse resistance and aquifer total resistivity.
When evidence is excluded under Rule 403, it is notwithstanding that it is legally relevant under the aforementioned Rule 401 of the Federal Rules of Evidence.
