Sentence examples for despite exceptions from inspiring English sources

Yet despite exceptions like Ms. Copeland and Mr. King, the electric blues of the 1950's and the blues-rock of the 1960's are receding into history.

Despite exceptions, like Newmont Mining and Freeport-McMoRan, which are based in the United States, the global mining industry is generally dominated by British, Canadian and Australian companies.

In the annals of publishing, few categories are so littered with expensive failures as that of the Presidential memoir, despite exceptions like that of Ulysses S. Grant.

But scientists often accept higher level laws despite exceptions that require appeal to the molecular level precisely because they aim to address both the higher and lower level situations.

Despite exceptions, the export policy was implemented, covering many potential and current customers.

However, despite exceptions such as Samia Sarwar, Mukhtar Bibi, and Malala Yousefzai, our heroine, however inspiring, is fictional and does not represent your average Urdu or Pashto-speaking tribal woman.

Despite these exceptions, this change would lead to fewer adverse rulings for the UK.

Cooperation of the legislative and executive branches remained the norm, despite some exceptions, during the next 125 years.

Despite these exceptions, most directors labour under great restrictions, particularly in the age of the television industry.

Nevertheless, despite such exceptions, ceramics generally display the properties of hardness, refractoriness (high melting point), low conductivity, and brittleness.

Despite these exceptions, a convict past, even convict ancestry, was a "stain" to be hidden, and this remained the case until well into the 20th century.