Sentence examples for despite having achieved from inspiring English sources

I never feel satisfaction despite having achieved all my dreams.

but his ambivalence towards mainstream success endures, despite having achieved it, quite abundantly.

Despite having achieved that, Glover has attracted criticism from fans after the team's poor performances on the pitch.

It is a bit demoralising that, despite having achieved all of that to somehow or other have this notion that, well, this could all be done rather better".

Despite having achieved something in the London Eye that is commercially successful, critically acclaimed, publicly loved and globally famous, they don't stride presidentially around, getting showered with good mornings.

But one wonders how surprised she might have been to discover that 95 years later, despite having achieved critical mass in parliament, women in Westminster are still fighting on so many fronts to be treated as equals.

Despite never having achieved the stellar parliamentary career once predicted of him and having consistently ruffled the feathers of colleagues, he has nevertheless achieved much of merit, particularly his recent affordable housing review.

Despite Rick Santorum having achieved what is almost literally a tie for first in the Iowa caucuses, and another conservative candidate in Rick Perry likely to drop his campaign, Mr. Santorum's chances of winning the Republican nomination are listed at 5.4 percent on Intrade, not much better than where they started the day, at 4 percent.

"They were responsible for returning to the Brazilian people your love for the national team, despite not having achieved our greatest goal".

Besides a new or worsened comorbidity, the most common reason why patients met the effectiveness algorithm criteria but failed to meet the gold standard criteria was that the physician and patient were satisfied with the level of disease activity, despite not having achieved low disease activity or an improvement in the DAS28 by ≥ 1.2 units.

But that very honesty is what ends up revealing that, far from having achieved much, despite its obsession with reform, the Labour government achieved most where it reformed most.