Sentence examples for despite having applied from inspiring English sources

Issy Sampson Despite having applied to a university largely populated by ducks, I arrived at uni anticipating drunken misadventures.

The Flowers Gallery was established in 1970 by Angela Flowers and it has never been included in Frieze, despite having applied several times.

Several participants became burned despite having applied sunscreen, because they had not applied it thoroughly or reapplied it after exercise or water activities.

However, there are some discrepancies between these two datasets, most importantly the 76 nurses who seem not to have registered with the NMC in 2004-2005, despite having applied to the GNC for verification letters in 2003.

A group called Reclaim the Royal Wedding, which has more than 1,500 attendees on Facebook, is also planning to meet at 9.30am on Friday at Trafalgar Square, despite not having applied for a legal permit to protest.

Teddy Air subsequently took over the Stavanger route, while the Bergen route was granted to Air Stord, despite Teddy Air having applied for the concession.

He was imprisoned, despite having a relative who had applied to sponsor him.

Most of the young plaintiffs, who range from ages 11 to 17, have been stuck in children's shelters or foster care facilities for between four and six months, despite having family members who have applied to be their sponsors.

You may be familiar with statements like the following: we have written many proposals but no one funded us, we have met with many funders for some reason it's not giving any results despite some promises (empty), we have applied for awards but we don't seem too deserving of any... well, in the midst of all these despair, we have found hope.

Even more chilling for the GOP, despite rampant voter suppression, which it has applied with "almost surgical precision," black voter turnout has skyrocketed.

But the department had "tentatively advised" that none had applied to do so despite the option being available for almost a decade.