Sentence examples for that she nevertheless from inspiring English sources

She insisted that it had been an accident, but said that she nevertheless felt "guilty".

Emma is undoubtedly loved, but Flaubert's point is that she nevertheless remains unhappy.

She said that she wished it would somehow work through the party, but that she nevertheless supported its efforts.

The next day, Moskowitz held a press conference, where she announced that she would not be joining Trump's Administration but that she nevertheless felt hopeful about his Presidency.

A deeply Catholic mother who fasted for three days so Jesus would relieve her son of the symptoms of asthma recently told me that she nevertheless believes albuterol inhalers are evidence of God working through physicians' hands.

As of Monday night, the F.B.I. had not contacted Abedin in connection with the new e-mails, according to her attorney, who said that she nevertheless planned to continue to be "forthcoming and cooperative".

Despite the fact that it did not fit exactly with the choice and genre of songs Madonna was singing at that time, she nevertheless accepted it.

Furthermore, even if the compatibilist were in a position to discredit all current arguments for the incompatibility of determinism and regulative control, some might argue that she would, nevertheless, still need a positive argument demonstrating the compatibility of determinism and regulative control.

She famously hit one Paris shop for a whopping $75,000, a spree that she denies but that nevertheless has stuck in the popular imagination.

"We didn't wake up on 1 January 2015 and decide that we were going to do this," she points out, adding that she was nevertheless increasingly exasperated and frustrated by a political system that no longer represented her, and so what else was she to do?

Her later works show that she was nevertheless sympathetic to women's plight, and she might be excused, in a context in which women's power was closely associated with luxury and aristocratic privilege, for sacrificing women's apparent interests for the sake of equality.