Sentence examples for despite being synonymous from inspiring English sources

Despite being synonymous with the newspaper, Davies is rarely seen at the Guardian's offices.

Despite the Australian wilderness being synonymous with ferocious animals, Australian cinema has produced surprisingly few creature features.

They also share a belief that despite the common perception of youth being synonymous with progressive, liberal ideals, the true spirit of their generation is solidly, if quietly, conservative.

Despite claiming to be "synonymous with the rise of Premiership football throughout the world", the league somehow still happens without Andy glossing its every irrelevance with a bellowed "that'll be a HUGE talking point on Monday" and bristling with pompous aggression at any referee with the temerity to enforce the rules.

Despite the sequence variations, nearly all nucleotide exchanges were synonymous.

They are synonymous terms".

"The two are synonymous".

Harvard and crimson are synonymous.

Harvard is synonymous with excellence.

"It's synonymous with basketball.

He's synonymous with Christmas.