Sentence examples for despite being viewed from inspiring English sources

Presidential candidate Marina Silva, a pentecostal evangelist, was forced to backtrack on proposals for same-sex marriage, despite being viewed by many as a liberal, progressive figure.

It is a frustration that, according to those close to him, is motivating the media mogul to consider standing as a candidate in the presidential election next year despite being viewed as a rank outsider.

The rheumy eyes that have seen stars — Herschel had already published his "General Catalogue of Nebulae and Clusters of Stars" — are the lens's target, yet, despite being viewed not through a telescope but from a few feet away, they are in a mist.

In recent weeks, Nigel Farage and Ukip policy have been regularly and prominently reported, but the SNP – after polls suggested it stands a good chance of being a kingmaker in a collation deal – has also received substantial coverage, despite being viewed as a "minor party" in the UK.

However, despite being viewed as one of the favourites for promotion Leicester have struggled for form, amassing just 19 points from 13 matches.

Despite being viewed favorably by only 2% of voters in the state he's pulling 14% in the horse race.

Despite Carmarthenshire being viewed as a heartland for the Welsh language, the last census showed that the number of Welsh speakers in the county has fallen.

Koukopoulos trained and influenced three generations of Italian and European psychiatrists, despite sometimes being viewed with raised eyebrows from Italian academia, often envious of his international recognition and respect.

Although the institutional crisis was solved the following year, it cost Etienne Hirsch his presidency of Euratom and later Walter Hallstein the EEC presidency despite otherwise being viewed as the most 'dynamic' leader until Jacques Delors.

It is a humiliating end to four decades on the throne and comes despite the king generally being viewed as having made a great contribution to his country.

The judges also ruled that a number of still photographs from a video which showed the killing should be released – though not the film itself, despite it having been viewed by members of the public who had attended the court martial in Bulford, Wiltshire.