Use "be that as it may" in a sentence

1. 'Be that as it may, the fact is that the Templar

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2. “Be that as it may, your memories must be erased, and that is that,” The Hesean Governor began, but was interrupted by, surprisingly, Jack

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3. ‘Well, be that as it may,’ said Bernadette, conscious

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4. "Be that as it may, I'm not going to leave anyone behind here and you are not going to command any more missions

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5. ‘Be that as it may,’ said Gogo

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6. ” Be that as it may, we moved closer to the herd and I spotted our prey

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7. Be that as it may, let"s help stamp out and eradicate it

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8. Be that as it may, he did dial his music volume down and everyone was happy

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9. Be that as it may, no one can deny that up until 1994, the SAP was considered (by its enemies and friends) to be one of the most feared Police Forces in the world

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10. The long haired liberals said was because of his “brutal SAP background” which is nonsense! Why did the rest of us then not walk the same road I ask? Be that as it may he was released and paroled when freedom came

11. (Some of my conservative colleagues will undoubtedly take issue with me) Be that as it may, many of those left behind, law-abiding in every respect, were/are destined, it seems, to share a common environment with criminal elements and other (social) misfits who continue to create havoc in their lives, whatever their skin color

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12. Be that as it may, welfare reform is all well and good provided that it is supported by educational and economic opportunities

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13. Be that as it may, how long will it remain (politically) expedient for our nation to continue exhuming its dead rather than letting them rest in peace!

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14. Be that as it may, the manner any (proudly) competitive athlete, or any competitive 162

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15. Be that as it may, the whole wing was in the air within a half of an hour

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16. “Be that as it may,” I say carefully, “if the truth serum works on you, you will be convicted

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17. Be that as it may, when we consult the Word of God for answers, we also have to look at the world around us, especially people’s customs, cultures and religions

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18. “Be that as it may,” she said

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19. Ah, be that as it may…” Yazadril stammered, and shook his head a bit while he regained his mental balance

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20. Still she knew that it was not a wise thing that he wished to do, but be that as it may what he said she would support even if her council went unheeded

21. But, be that as it may, I'd spent exactly 24 hours in a jail cell – from 3PM Friday until

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22. But, be that as it may, you donate your last dollar to the church

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23. But be that as it may, I did not burden you myself; nevertheless, crafty fellow that I am, I took you in by deceit

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24. Be that as it may, for the plunams it would have been a period of growth as their bigger bellies would have occasioned greater appetites and their improved reach could have enabled them greater catch

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25. “Be that as it may,” Rachel said calmly

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26. Be that as it may, when Marshall was eventually tracked down by his intelligence officers, he stubbornly refused to accept their reports and they had difficulty in persuading him that the Japanese were about to strike

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27. “Be that as it may, I have nothing to disclose at this time,” Garcia said

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28. Be that as it may, I decided the safest place for me was at Uncle Leo’s

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29. “Be that as it may, I’m sure the King will take her in

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30. “Be that as it may, it is not the knife that I sent you after

31. sound of change today, on active duty and well protected – be that as it may

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32. Be that as it may, eventually I was hired by the Traditionalists to serve as secretary

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33. Be that as it may, Chantal had just celebrated a Mass of the Resurrection, replete with “Alleluias” and white vestments

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34. Be that as it may I had fulfilled an essential and

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35. Be that as it may, despite this bloated organisational structure, whose

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36. Be that as it may, it is a paradox of the Christianity in that while it seeks to inculcate the nobility of humility in its believers, it tends to burden their psyche with a sense of guilt buttressed by the feeling of sin

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37. Be that as it may, while rightly castigating the obnoxious Hindu untouchability, the Christian ethos seems to have no qualms about its own atrocities against the native races in the Americas and elsewhere

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38. Be that as it may, for then at least, it would have appeared to Muhammad that marriage was beyond his means

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39. Maybe, it’s in the realms of Allah’s imponderables that while decrying the joys of life of here, He should have promised the believers earthly pleasures in the ‘Hereafter’! After all, won’t deprivation ‘here’ make the craving for the ‘Hereafter’ all the more intense in the believers? Be that as it may, it never seems to occur to the believers that with the body buried here, how one were to enjoy the joys of flesh the ‘Hereafter’ holds for him or her?

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40. Be that as it may, in the annals of the Arab legend there was a battle extraordinary in ‘the Year of the Elephant’, entirely fought by birds to save the precincts of Kabah the then Temple of the Hubal

41. Be that as it may, it should not be missed that the Quranic tirade is more vehemently directed against the Jews and the Christians than the idolaters

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42. Be that as it may, Muhammad named his first son from Khadijah as Qasim, and of course that was much before the revelations at Mount Hira

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43. Who really knows the mysteries of life? Be that as it may,

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44. Be that as it may, the Muslim mind finds itself doubly squeezed by a wronged feeling on one side and the change of value system on the other in the modern era

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45. Be that as it may, while the Semitic religions are faith driven, the sanaatana dharma is philosophical in its orientation, and that enables the Hindus to probe the vicissitudes of life not bound by any scriptural dogma

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46. Be that as it may, the unabated profligacy of the Sultan-Nawab nexus of the Islamic order should have depressed the Indian economy sooner than later, which any way wouldn’t have improved the economic lot of the native Musalmans for the alien rulers suffered no qualms for their lack of concern to the new but lowly additions to the grand umma, not to speak of their kafir subjects

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47. Be that as it may, it was Moses’ concern for the Musalmans – “the congregational prayer is a weighty thing, and thy people are weak” - and his advice to Muhammad to bring some sense to that which saved the day for them all for all times to come

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48. Be that as it may, the Great Britain had wide opened the Indian windows to the developed world, closed for centuries by the Brahman social prejudice and the Islamic religious paranoia, which enabled its populace, the Hindus in particular, to breathe a whiff of fresh air of contemporary Western ideas

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49. Be that as it may, one wonders whether it was the Hindu apologia, the Muslim hypocrisy or the Indian intellectual naivety that is on display in the media in the wake of the communal riots! One of the reasons why the communal riots raise their ugly head at intervals in India is the tendency of the intellectuals, from both the communities, to push the issue of the Hindu-Muslim divide under the carpet lest their honest views should be misconstrued as the anti other

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50. Be that as it may, the Musalmans should ponder over as to why the Medina surahs contain what they contain – religious venom - of what avail is submission and tolerance for embarking upon a conquest as one needs to name the adversaries and inculcate in the followers a sense of separateness so as to stir them into a state of aggression

51. ‘Be that as it may,’ she said as she swayed slightly, and I knew we were in for trouble

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52. ‘Be that as it may, the Duke wishes that the pleasure of the unveiling is lost to none

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53. Be that as it may

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54. Be that as it may, it is

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55. “Be that as it may, I’ve had my orders; he’s to be kept in here, in the highest security ward

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56. ’ But be that as it may, the lesson is obvious: the Devil in Scripture is described as an eminent inspirer of false revelations, which come with the force of demonic delusion, of 'new truth,’ and 'timely aid,’ from Heaven to men who have grown weary of the 'words of God

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57. Be that as it may, a change in his position making him conscious of a bar of light across his face, he looked up; and when he saw the glass his face flushed, and his right hand pushed the herbs away

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58. Be that as it may, she was without a surname, and for parents had only the photograph of a tombstone beneath which, she said, her father lay buried

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59. I encountered a chaplet or string of miserable and unfortunate people, and did for them what my sense of duty demands of me, and as for the rest be that as it may; and whoever takes objection to it, saving the sacred dignity of the senor licentiate and his honoured person, I say he knows little about chivalry and lies like a whoreson villain, and this I will give him to know to the fullest extent with my sword;" and so saying he settled himself in his stirrups and pressed down his morion; for the barber's basin, which according to him was Mambrino's helmet, he carried hanging at the saddle-bow until he could repair the damage done to it by the galley slaves

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60. "Be that as it may," said Sancho, "'pledges don't distress a good payer,'

61. "But be that as it may, you're already familiar with the first use I've found for this valuable force

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62. Be that as it may, Captain Nemo also introduced me to the different data he had obtained on the relative densities of the water in our globe's chief seas

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63. Be that as it may, by the next day the Nautilus had left its home port and was navigating well out from any shore, a few meters beneath the waves of the Atlantic

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64. Be that as it may, he had directed

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65. Be that as it may, it did arise, and was not brought about by any one

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66. But be that as it may, Mr

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67. Be that as it may, I will soon have Occasion to tell you how I met Mr

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68. (’Tis oft’ the case with Men who claim Superiority o’er the Fair; they say they do not doubt their Dominance, yet can they ne’er enjoy a Woman till she be bound in Irons like a Guinea Slave!) Be that as it may, he had but passing Interest in the Act of Copulation, which he executed only when the Victim was upon all fours in the most bestial of Postures, and only when he might assault that Altar of Love which is shared by both Sexes, for he had no Use whatsoe’er for that Part specifick to the Female of the Species

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69. “Be that as it may,” Horatio said, “you and I must teach Lancelot to be less fantastical in his Plans for Liberty and Libertalia

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70. Be that as it may, on entering into conversation with the man, sure that there was some secret in the case, that the latter had some interest in remaining in the shadow, he felt himself strong; when he perceived from the stranger's clear and

71. “Be that as it may

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72. Be that as it may, for many years yet there will certainly be no relaxation of the eager scrutiny of the Martian disk, and those fiery darts of the sky, the shooting stars, will bring with them as they fall an unavoidable apprehension to all the sons of men

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73. At sun-rise this man went from his hammock to his mast-head at the fore; and whether it was that he was not yet half waked from his sleep (for sailors sometimes go aloft in a transition state), whether it was thus with the man, there is now no telling; but, be that as it may, he had not been long at his perch, when a cry was heard—a cry and a rushing—and looking up, they saw a falling phantom in the air; and looking down, a little tossed heap of white bubbles in the blue of the sea

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74. But, be that as it may, he was, anywaj% more right than I was in everything, even in his feelings

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75. Be that as it may, the whole crowd of workpeople had at last reached the open space in front of the governor's house and were drawn up there in silence and good order

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76. Some people said that she had her own reasons for accepting him as a lodger; but, be that as it may, as though in despite of all his detractors, Mr

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77. Be that as it may, I was not nervous when I closed the hatch and "turned in," for I recollect congratulating myself that I was in a safe anchorage, out of the way of traffic, and not on board the steamer which I had heard so mournfully making known her whereabouts in the open sea

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78. Be that as it may, he by gradual stages intimated to me that Updegraff would convey me secrets of “The Seven” in exchange for a guarantee that I would not attack his interests

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79. “Be that as it may”—Ashley’s level voice ignored the tone of the interruption, although his nervous fingers were on his sword—“when the Lady Barbara’s companion, Mistress Benton, tried to say that the Lady Barbara had recognized her assailant, that the Lady Barbara had willingly descended from the coach with the highwayman, the Lady Barbara silenced her peremptorily and ordered that we hurry with all speed to London

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