Sentence examples for this anyway has from inspiring English sources

This, anyway, has been the judgment of many experts, including the expert known as Floyd Mayweather, Jr., whose sport provides him with plenty of opportunities to demonstrate his supremacy but no clear way to prove it.

This, anyway, has been the judgment of many… Our pilot, David Kunkel, asked me to retrieve his oxygen bottle from under my seat, and when I handed it to him he gripped the… SQUAW: Chief, your people are starving.

Q: Andrew Lansley has said that he doesn't need legislation to do much of this anyway, hasn't he? A: If he doesn't need legislation, then you've got to ask why he's got such a long piece of legislation mired in the middle of the House of Commons at the moment.

Twitter would almost certainly also have done this anyway had a complaint been made through its own support pages.

Part musical comedy, part political satire, part romantic melodrama and part carnival, "The Hostage," in this production, anyway, has an entirely original tone.

One attempt to address this, offline anyway, has been the Color Vowel System, which relies on mnemonics and rhythm to help unlock sounds in your brain that you may not even know are there.

But the debt ceiling, in this particular moment anyway, has nothing to do with all this, except insofar as threatening not to raise it gives the Republicans good leverage in their attempts to get the government to spend less in the way they'd prefer.

Business, anyway, has been good.

"The focus, for now anyway, has to be triathlon".

But this is misleading, anyway: Having a negligible impact on the environment is exactly what policies that address climate change are designed to do.

You've got to read too many footnotes to get what's going on, like, "What is this Taft-Hartley Act, anyway?" Have you seen Michael Moore's film "Fahrenheit 9/11," which treads into some of the same comical-political territory your book does?