7 sentences with “nevertheless”

The Crimean War, though it did not last long by the standards of the Napoleonic period, was nevertheless a major conflict.

Thus, before the mechanisms of contagion were understood, at least some means of combating it were nevertheless implemented in some European cities.

Although not formally educated in the scholastic tradition, Hildegard was nevertheless the author of several works of theological interpretation and medicine.

Instead, just as numerous as the legions were the auxiliaries: Roman subjects (e.g. Celts, North Africans, Syrians, etc.) who nevertheless served the empire. The auxiliaries were divided into infantry cohorts and cavalry alae ("wings").

The great irony of feminism, or rather the need for feminism, is that women are not a "minority", but nevertheless face prejudice, violence and legal restrictions. European Jews, on the other hand, were a minority everywhere they lived.

While the United States was not a major imperial power per se (although it wrested control of the Philippines from Spain in 1898 and wielded considerable power in Central America), it nevertheless played an important role in imperialism.

With very little education, he nevertheless showed great talent and organisation, and as early as 1893 he built his first automobile. It had two cylinders, which carried it for almost 180 kilometres, after which it was sold for 200 dollars.