Sentence examples for despite hardly from inspiring English sources

Despite hardly resembling the artists' name, the tribute was painted nearby Bowie's former apartment on Lafayette Street.

"For about ten days, he soldiered on without a word of complaint, despite hardly being able to ski.

In four years, the programme reduced stunting among children aged between six and 24 months by 16 percentage points despite hardly any improvement nationally.

He had just 15 points in the December matchup, when Kidd had dominated despite hardly taking a shot, scoring 6 points with 13 assists.

As he tries to quickly build on his success in Iowa, Mr. Santorum is displaying the spunk that kept him going for months despite hardly a mention by the national press corps.

English politeness means, in practice, that you should assume almost everything an upper-class English person says will be manipulative or insincere despite hardly any of it being literally untruthful.

Despite everything, hardly any of the parties to the talks have a bad word to say about his personal qualities.

In Mexico, the number of private vehicles has risen by 30% since 1991, despite growing hardly at all in the depression year of 1995.

The great oil-producing nations of Saudi Arabia and Iran both figure among the top 10 carbon-emitting countries despite having hardly any other components to their economies.

When you enter, you are welcomed by Klaus, who seems to have been born behind the bar, and chain smokes despite having hardly any voice.

Despite it hardly being a local derby, fans of both clubs have a dislike of each other stemming back to the late 1970s "I'm pleased I'm not living in the Brighton & Hove city because it's as if it's the last game of our lives when you talk to the fans," Poyet said.