Aún no tenemos significados para "however interesting".
1The witnesses, however interesting they may be in detail, are but episodes.
2Of Cormac, however interesting his history, we can only give a passing word.
3Which means that however interesting the possibilities are, I can't do anything about them.
4Such observations as these, however interesting, cannot be claimed as discoveries of the sun-spots.
5Whatever failed to fit in with this programme, however novel, however interesting-itwas ruthlessly discarded.
6But, however interesting the subject might be to consider.
7But such a work, however interesting it might be, would teach us nothing very useful.
8Motives and Intentions, however interesting, belong to another sphere.
9Your experience, however interesting, is as yet very limited.
10Other matters, however interesting to a Shakespearean scholar, should, for the most part, be avoided.
11In consequence, there has been a deliberate exclusion of purely technical or controversial material, however interesting.
12Later additions to the ceremonial do not concern us here, however interesting some of these are.
13His feelings on the occasion, however interesting to himself, should not be even named in this connection.
14But, however picturesque the country, and however interesting the town and people, we cannot always linger here.
15But it is impossible to give all the details, however interesting; for them we must refer to Feuerbach.
16And it is not Turner's object at all to exhibit or illustrate natural phenomena, however interesting in themselves.
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