Meanings of nevertheless many in English

For many years he had ceased to go to other folks' houses, nevertheless many others sought him out.

I should be ashamed, Socrates, he said, to acknowledge this, which nevertheless many may be found to assert.

But there are nevertheless many legitimate applications for single-use plastics, Paul Harvey, an environmental scientist at Macquarie University, said.

The men who wrote the Declaration of Independence deprecated slavery, as they were pronounced Whigs; but nevertheless many of them owned slaves.

There were nevertheless many parts of the speech that were strong, welcome and responsive to the criticisms Mr Clegg has endured since May.

Although interest in the Treaty and the League of Nations overshadowed all other issues, nevertheless many problems relating to internal reconstruction pressed forward for settlement.

While children during each of these periods exhibit striking dissimilarities one from another, there are nevertheless many characteristics that are fairly universal during each period.

While overall exports fell by 0.2 per cent and imports by 0.5 per cent, there were nevertheless many compensating shifts at product level.

Nevertheless many of the country's best-known chefs retained a love for the dish.

Nevertheless many days passed and the flying-girls continued not to appear.

Nevertheless many, by abuse of this capacity, have made themselves lower than beasts.

Nevertheless many problems these countries face are ones we have had to tackle recently.

Nevertheless many of the men were there with the boats.

Nevertheless many improvements were carried out while Bellomont was Governor.

Nevertheless many escaped, some at the moment, others served as slaves, and then ran away subsequently.

Nevertheless many wished to see the pageant, and the Hall was as much crowded as on the first day.