Sentence examples for despite having crossed from inspiring English sources

Although hikikomori is now taken to mean a kind of reclusive agoraphobia, Yuki displays all the symptoms of its literal meaning, "pulling inward, being confined", despite having crossed half the globe in her desperation to make sense of things.

Unfortunately, the Bill passed into law in April and, despite having cross-party support, the amendment failed – something that was condemned by tax transparency organisations and Christian Aid.

Aides of Mr. Gore said he believed that Mr. Daley would be a clear asset to the campaign, despite his having crossed swords with labor.

England's Frank Lampard was denied a goal against Germany, despite his effort having crossed the line.

By training the mind and heart that we are all connected -- despite whether our paths have crossed or not -- allows us to be compassionate.

The officials ruled that he was stopped inches short, despite his pleas that he had crossed the line.

Despite the fact that Iran has crossed Israeli "red lines" by enriching enough uranium to give it bomb-making potential, and despite the fact that Israeli officials do not expect the next set of UN sanctions to amount to very much, they say they are prepared to wait and see how much further the West goes in imposing punitive measures.

Throughout Hua's collection, written over the course of over 10 years, she tells the stories of people who have crossed borders despite all that they must leave behind in the process, or who choose to cross back despite all that they've gained in their new world".

So these programs feature the work of independent filmmakers -- including Mr. Moore, despite his antivideo stance -- who have crossed over in both directions.

Farage claimed the game, developed by a group of sixth-formers from Canterbury Academy, was "risible and pathetic" and that it had "crossed the line", despite saying he welcomed the opinions of young people.

Defender Robertson's header was ruled to have crossed the line despite the Gills protests.