Sentence examples for despite arguing from inspiring English sources

Despite arguing that his problems stemmed from depression, White lost his case.

Still, he has settled lawsuits many times, despite arguing that doing so only invites further litigation.

He has been called the Sultan of Stats, despite arguing that you should "never use a number when you can avoid it".

For despite arguing in its editorial columns for a continuation of the current Conservative-led government, the Financial Times's election coverage has been superb.

Last year, a guard for the Ministry of Defence failed to overturn a fine despite arguing that his job made it difficult to take leave during school holidays.

Despite arguing itself into a cul-de-sac, "The Anatomy of Racial Inequality" is an incisive, erudite book by a major thinker.

They believe the four can make healthy profits despite Trinity Mirror arguing otherwise.

The figure has been hovering around 40 per cent for a whole year, despite Balls arguing vociferously that the Coalition has been cutting too far, too fast.

He fell in love with her, despite her arguing with him about Marxist theory; wanting him to get to know the masses, etc.

They said they were pleased cuts were being shared equally across the UK, despite Scotland arguing against this.

And Gingrich, despite repeatedly arguing that Republicans should refrain from attacking one another, is returning fire.