Sentence examples for despite discouragement from inspiring English sources

Despite discouragement, racism and sexism, she said, she rose from the lowest rank to lieutenant commander.

Despite discouragement from her parents, she and her husband set off for N.Y. as she feels that attending the funeral is the only way she will attain any real understanding of the death.

The threat that it presents is almost certainly manageable via a combination of diplomacy and economic inducements, a path that South Korea seems determined to pursue, despite discouragement from Washington.

Despite discouragement from some friends and family who were convinced I was throwing away a promising career in publishing, I found myself being one of the first to join the online media scene at Microsoft in their emerging markets sector.

The novel's protagonist, Jean-Christophe Krafft, is a composer of German birth modeled in part on Ludwig van Beethoven and in part on Rolland himself who, despite discouragement and the stresses of his own turbulent personality, is inspired by love of life.

An epic in construction and style, rich in poetic feeling, it presents the successive crises confronting a creative genius here a musical composer of German birth, Jean-Christophe Krafft, modeled half after Beethoven and half after Rolland who, despite discouragement and the stresses of his own turbulent personality, is inspired by love of life.

Gulnaz, however, has exhibited exemplary tenacity by knocking on all possible doors in her search for justice, despite discouragements and the unwanted publicity that it brought to her and her family.

He added: "I think the secret is we have to work harder to build bridges... despite the setbacks and despite the discouragement to try and build bridges and to show justice and kindness to people".

"It's a most agonising situation but then I suppose we must remember that all around the world there is appalling persecution going on," he said.. "I think the secret is we have to work harder to build bridges … despite the setbacks and despite the discouragement to try and build bridges and to show justice and kindness to people".

He told the programme: "I think the secret is that we have to work harder to build bridges and we have to remember that our Lord taught us to love our neighbour, to do to others as you would do to you and just to go on despite the setbacks and despite the discouragement to try and build bridges and to show justice and kindness to people".

"St Jude being the patron saint of lost causes, Mr Wanniski soldiers on with great gusto despite all discouragement".