Sentence examples for who would however from inspiring English sources

In the end they are gone, and you are left in an empty room, silent, wondering what life would be like without the kind of people who would, however modest and however marginalized, make a play like this.

The New Zealanders have been chastised for likening Carter's injury to the earthquakes which shattered Christchurch and the surrounding plains which nurtured the rugby of the fabled player – and the one now who would, however briefly, take the great challenge for himself.

There are many who would argue, however, that the scale of the economy that links the likes of Liverpool, Manchester, Leeds, Sheffield, Hull and Newcastle is rather less important than the more unambiguous growth achieved by smaller urban centres in the south of England.

Poles and Czechs aren't the only ones who would be welcome, however.

Early that morning, members of Engine 1 had phoned other Manhattan companies to see who would back them, however they acted.

The word toad-eater, later conveniently shortened to toady, came to mean a person who would do anything, however bizarre or ghastly, that superiors required him to do.

It's ironic in current debates about the economic crisis that those most wedded to the utopian view of laissez-faire capitalism are those who would nearly ensure — however unwittingly — its destruction.

There are still a great many Parisians, however, who would prefer to keep their beloved city low-rise, all the better to set off the Eiffel Tower.

There are some, however, who would prefer another approach.

It would be the Belgian however who would go on to claim the yellow jersey.

"Underwear, because what's the point?" Is there anyone, however, who wouldn't cherish a pair of tiny Squirrel Underpants?