Sentence examples for despite actually being from inspiring English sources
Despite actually being enormously popular, British metal has always traded on "outsider" status.
Best of Friends has become a modern anthem of comradeship, despite actually being about a serial friend-zoner.
Christopher Plummer – The Insider (1999); Syriana (2005) Being a Brit and primarily a stage actor didn't stop Olivier racking up Oscar nods but Plummer's, well, plummy tones and theatrical bent might've counted against him, despite actually being, like his pal Sutherland, a Canuck.
While running pro-Ukip spin in the name of journalism, Kassam is also long-time director of 'Student Rights,' which describes itself as an "independent" anti-extremism "campus monitoring group," despite actually being a HJS-funded project sharing the same office.
That's why the company is in such a strong position with regards to smartphone patents, despite actually being a relatively late entrant to the market vs. other cell phone makers.
Despite actually being very active on social media, she has authenticity bound up in her pianist fingers, her classical training and her arrangement skills.
She also said men were more affected, despite asthma actually being more predominant in women.
It has already been deployed in two states, Virginia and Florida, despite not actually being a finished project yet.
Announced by its nagging synth hook, Pyramids is greeted like a hit, despite not actually being a chart hit (No 129 in the UK).
And being white, the closest I've ever come to experiencing racism was ending up on some far-right hate list of Jewish journalists despite not actually being Jewish (foreign-sounding surname, apparently).
Yet the deregulation move is popular with the so-called "group of eight" universities – who, despite not actually being able to deliver increased wage returns for their graduates, intend to trade on their reputations as "prestige" institutions in a new Australian degree marketplace, where being smart is less important than being rich.
