Sentence examples for despite doubts from inspiring English sources

The prime minister said he hoped there would be all-party support for climate change negotiations at Copenhagen, "despite doubts expressed from some parts of the opposition".

Despite doubts, he went on strike with colleagues there.

Despite doubts about making more loans to Greece, they are likely to go along.

He insisted that it was technically possible to act despite doubts about enforcement.

The government is trying to force Petrobras to use expensive local equipment suppliers despite doubts about their competence.

Despite doubts about his ability and integrity, his landslide seemed to be a testament to mass movements and democracy.

Then, too, the government spent millions to install radiation detectors at airports and seaports despite doubts about their effectiveness.

Today, despite doubts among local residents, a patchwork of eight new or renovated parks has sprung up around the stadium.

Despite doubts in some quarters over his spending plans, Mr. Bush sought to demonstrate his support for the military.

But despite doubts, Browning's film succeeds in being, as one critic has put it, 'moving, harsh, poetic and genuinely tender'.

Despite doubts about facts in the book, she said, "the underlying message of redemption" still "resonates" with her.