Sentence examples for despite its fame from inspiring English sources

Despite its fame as an innovator, 3M has not come up with another Post-it.

Despite its fame and importance, Lascaux is very poorly dated.

Despite its fame, the 2,000-piece 2,000-piecehas rarely been seen in its entirety, and then only in private.

After moving here two years ago, I was slow to love the bridge, despite its fame and beauty.

But despite its fame, the delicate little Gravenstein —the jewel of a once-thriving apple industry in the county — is in danger, its supporters say, in large part because of another product from Sonoma: wine.

Several local chefs concur; everyone has a soft spot for Néstor, which despite its fame and ever-increasing numbers of visiting tourists remains a quirky (and tiny) local hangout.

Cipro, despite its current fame for preventing and treating anthrax, is in danger of becoming a casualty of what might be called the post-antibiotic age.

Despite its outsized fame, Mac's still manages to remain a neighborhood joint complete with regulars and buy-backs.

Despite its brush with fame, Sol e Pesca remains faithful to its roots.

Cozy for a Parade Despite its name and fame, Central Park was not central in our family album -- a bit far north, perhaps.

"Dimitrij," like many of the operas that Botstein chooses to present, never really found a place in the repertory, despite its composer's fame.