Sentence examples for despite confusion from inspiring English sources

Despite confusion over the publication of the law, Mr. Huebsch said he believed it took effect Saturday.

Despite confusion about her diagnoses, there has been clear concern expressed in state records about the volume of drugs she was being given.

Despite confusion about the diseases, some doctors are looking at the disorders as a group and focusing on their connection -- an overactive immune system.

Officials said they were working on Monday to provide temporary housing for people displaced by Hurricane Sandy despite confusion and conflicting accounts of how many needed places to live.

The German vote, paving the way for a formal agreement on the terms of the Spanish rescue, was welcomed by Spanish economists despite confusion over whether part of the European financing could be used to buy Spanish sovereign debt, should all the funds not be required by the banks.

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Despite disarray and confusion, Mr. Reagan's staff managed the flow of information about his health so carefully that few knew his life hung in the balance.

Despite this confusion, and despite a childhood spent at predominantly white schools, he has never felt any deep conflicts about his identity as an Iranian.

Despite the confusion, he was intrigued by the pants.

Despite this confusion, the ecumenical movement was an important development in the 20th century.

Despite the confusion of the philosophers, the word "evil" is still in common use.