Sentence examples similar to despite its appellation from inspiring English sources

Alfonso XI gave it to his queen, Maria of Portugal, whence its appellation de la Reina ("of the queen").

The grip of history, so powerful through most of France in the rules that govern its appellation system, is less evident in the Languedoc.

… The veins are filled and stretched around like the feet of the animal called cancer (crab), and hence the disease has its appellation.

Despite its outlandishness, it might just work.

Despite its troubles, it is increasingly liberal.

Despite its age, it's going strong.

It is breezily written, despite its bulk.

Despite its fluid 6,700-r.p.m 6,700-r.p.m

So is "Lost Boy," despite its flaws.

Despite its problems, the program worked.

Despite its problems, Athens fairly buzzes.