Sentence examples for awareness that despite from inspiring English sources

In "Lost," it's the latter, and the drama comes from our awareness that despite the proud determination of Mr. Gilliam, in the end his efforts will be utterly and completely meaningless.

She plays Ruth, a heavily pregnant woman with an intense and rational awareness that, despite the sentimental propaganda, pregnancy is a gruelling, painful and violent business, made even more traumatic by the condescending way women in her situation are habitually treated.

But once we move beyond these obstacles, far deeper in the bitter concoction translators are fated to imbibe is the redeeming awareness that despite all the insults and impositions translation sustains in our culture, it is crucial to our sense of ourselves as human.

Mr. Höller's works also set out to induce a general kind of madness: a troubling, anti-Enlightenment awareness that despite the certainties won by science over the past three or four hundred years, human beings still know relatively little about the world around them and have no good reason even to trust their senses.

Theres an awareness that despite the raids on Iraq, oil remains plentiful.

The overall aspiration of this study is to generate awareness that, despite the recognition of the differential effects of climate change on health of women and men gender, is still an underrepresented variable in strategic planning and policy making on climate change and health.

In "The Man-Made Disaster" (editorial, Sept. 2), you lament that despite its awareness that New Orleans could be flooded by broken levees in a hurricane, somehow the federal government "was unable to immediately rise to the occasion".

The claim is that Bank of America misled investors about Merrill's financial well-being prior to the January 1 , 2009acquisition despite awareness that Merrill was headed toward a significant loss that amounted to $15.84 billion in its fourth quarter.

Despite awareness that these medications may predispose an elderly person to fall, psychotropic drugs remain widely used (often for life) in the nursing home setting.

This study expands previous findings by suggesting that healthy older adults may be open to life expectancy discussions and may benefit from them despite awareness that their physicians' estimates could be inaccurate.

Furthermore, despite awareness that migrants bear a disproportionate burden of infectious diseases in population terms, asylum seekers are housed far from screening units and in overcrowded conditions that increase the risk of transmission of infectious diseases among them (6).