Sentence examples for despite examples from inspiring English sources

Scholars agree that despite examples of silent reading in Greek drama and philosophy, they were the exception; to read meant to read aloud.

Nor, despite examples of C.I.A. efforts to exert pressure, does she make much of a case that the luminaries were tailoring their ideas to suit agency specifications: they were, after all, non-Communist men and women of the left to whom championing Western values against Stalin's despotism came naturally.

The Cuban people welcome us with open arms despite examples of America's overreach in foreign policy everywhere.

Despite examples to the contrary, this effect is not entirely unprecedented.

(Commissioning Manager, England) Despite examples of good care, concern was expressed over lack of resources.

Third, despite examples of the benefits of applying these methods, [ 5, 15, 16] there is little evidence for their reliability or validity [ 3, 17].

Despite such examples, however, not nearly enough partnerships exist in nearly enough sectors.

But despite many examples of outstanding leadership training for both managers and clinicians, the need vastly outstrips supply.

Thus it is, despite the examples above, I sometimes wish solvers would have a little more confidence in the puzzles' accuracy.

Yet despite some examples of African-based animal rights and welfare campaigns, this issue has too often been the preserve of concerned Western expatriates.

But despite such examples, the idea that small genetic differences have more of an effect than small environmental differences comes up again and again.