Sentence examples for despite its admirable from inspiring English sources

Despite its admirable intentions, however, the ECI has proven a damp squib.

Despite its admirable components and the energetic contributions from Orpheus, though, the piece didn't convince as a whole.

In truth, I probably won't be wearing Asos, despite its admirable commitment to dressing all shapes and sizes: the hoodies, sweatshirts, ripped jeans and floral shirts are targeted at twentysomethings, and I left my 20s behind some time deep in the past century.

Despite its admirable if largely unsuccessful recent efforts to pioneer product categories -- wireless watches, wireless screens and so on -- Microsoft's greatest hits have been clones of other people's successful work, including Windows (based on the Macintosh), Pocket PC (PalmPilot) and Internet Explorer (Netscape Navigator).

Despite its outlandishness, it might just work.

Despite its troubles, it is increasingly liberal.

Despite its age, it's going strong.

The fact that they are the strongest efforts here suggests that, despite his admirable ambition, perhaps he should focus on what he does best.

This man of literature, who has long contemplated the problem of evil with his imagination, must now, despite his admirable Christian inclination toward forgiveness, confront a tangible evil through his actions.

And despite his admirable record in the fight against AIDS, today, Weinstein might be better known for headline-making statements calling PrEP a "party drug".

Such moments might call for yet another Bush, but despite his admirable passion for the cause, Santorum has failed to make the case beyond a narrow spectrum of the national electorate.