Was ist der Unterschied zwischen after all und anyways
at the end of the sentence ?Du kannst auch einfach Beispielsätze geben.

@Abiforever
An example for after all used to support smth that has been said earlier: „She shouldn‘t be working so hard - she is 70, after all“.
It can also be used to contradict what has been said or thought before: „it didn‘ rain after all“.

After all is often used when you didn‘t expect something. Anyway is more used as „in spite of“ e.g. „it is not raining but you bring an umbrella anyway“ (you bring the umbrella in spite of the fact that it does not rain).

In the first example the person talking was expecting rain, whereas in the second example it is a fact that it is not raining but that does not bother the speaker to bring the umbrella.

They are very similar but you still have to be careful since they are not always interchangeable.