Sentence examples for Notwithstanding its popularity from inspiring English sources

Notwithstanding its popularity, Us was selected for the Man Booker long list.

Notwithstanding its popularity, Dr. Christman maintained that his choice was based primarily on his own feeling for the work.

Notwithstanding its modish angle thanks to Artemisia's popularity, the show would be a pity to miss for the sheer satisfaction of looking long and hard at what's in it.

Notwithstanding its new more detached, regulatory role (the one Grade apparently couldn't face playing) the Trust under Grade's chairmanship would broadly have been at one with a vision of the BBC that sees popularity and public purpose as good bedfellows not mortal enemies.

Notwithstanding its contorted syntax, the bill may sound reasonable.

Notwithstanding its usefulness, the NPC has two serious limitations.

Notwithstanding the popularity of this kind of modeling, its ex-ante skill in terms of earthquake predictability gain is still unknown.

Notwithstanding the popularity of the presumption that there are empirically equivalent rivals to every theory, they argue, the conjunction of several familiar and relatively uncontroversial epistemological theses is sufficient to defeat it.

Dietland's structural oddities notwithstanding, its message resonates.

(Notwithstanding its title, the piece was approximately 55 minutes long).

Notwithstanding his enormous popularity as a broadcaster, Mr. Cope took pride in his years as a writer.