Sentence examples for despite contradictions from inspiring English sources

Sebastian Coe survived as IAAF president despite contradictions, inconsistencies and casual recrafting of history.

Here, the chief police investigator, Chris Serino, told jurors that he believed Mr. Zimmerman, despite contradictions in his statements.

"Prosecutors also were not helped by the police and crime scene technicians, who made some mistakes in the case," the paper notes, adding that while typically police testimony boosts the state's case, here "the chief police investigator... told jurors that he believed Mr Zimmerman, despite contradictions in his statements".

Five, they managed to play this game skillfully despite contradictions associated with their American alliance AND their support for radical Islamist organizations that could and, in the case of al-Qaeda, actually did turn on them.

Jay is a compelling character who coheres despite his contradictions.

Neither white witch nor angel, she is convincing despite her contradictions — indeed, because of them.

Despite these contradictions and complications, the two sides on the torture debate are already off and running.

In many domains, capitalist strategies for privatising the common through mechanisms such as patents and copyrights continue (often with difficulty) despite the contradictions.

But Supersonic reminds us how Oasis's cocksure invincibility was, underneath it all and despite its contradictions, a message of liberation.

All these years later, their seeming nihilism seems more like integrity: a clear-eyed commitment to an old-fashioned ideal, despite its contradictions.

But, despite his contradictions, he always believed that people should live free of tyranny, and though he disavowed his Irish heritage, he became known as the "Hibernian Patriot," for inveighing against British policies that created poverty and mass starvation in Ireland.