Sentence examples for Despite the myth from inspiring English sources

Despite the myth built since, Keith did not suggest abandoning the campaign and evacuating the peninsula.

Despite the myth that has grown around "For Emma, Forever Ago," it wasn't all seamless magic in the cabin.

Despite the myth that our sex lives end at first sight of a grey hair, many over 60s are still enjoying a healthy libido.

Despite the myth of low turnout last year among minorities and liberal activists, Clinton performed better than Obama did in 2012 in Philadelphia, the four large suburban counties around that city and Allegheny County, home to Pittsburgh.

Despite the myth about vacations, that they'll sink productivity, the data shows they don't.

Despite the myth, they haven't put any other Democrat candidate in the White House either.

And despite the myths, getting the flu shot will not give you the flu.

Despite the myths, humans through the millennia evolved "strikingly similar ways of recording sound and meaning," said Zender.

He writes: "Despite the myths that make up his world-view, how could I claim that my love of these hills cancels out his?

And prices in January for these goods were even higher than those just before the holiday, despite the myths surrounding after-Christmas sales.

Despite the myths and political turmoil, those who support Medicare and Medicaid can take satisfaction in these programs, and their underlying moral commitments, having reached the half-century mark.