Sentence examples for despite its image from inspiring English sources

Despite its image as a prototypical hard-rock band, and the effect it has had on thousands of grimacing musicians, the band is an anomaly in an aggressive cohort.

And, "despite its image in the movies, Colombia has great human capital".

Despite its image of elegance, the marque barely survived its early years.

But despite its image as the soundtrack for embittered outsiders, nu-metal chalked up huge mainstream successes.

Putting the money toward such things will be more than a symbolic effort; despite its image, Ms. Greene said, Ridgewood really isn't an all-white enclave.

Japan, of course, has always been a nation with many small businesses, despite its image as the land of corporate leviathans manned by regiments of salary men.

But the Free Democrats rarely win much more than 5% of the vote, the minimum needed to enter parliament, and their policy influence remains small.Despite its image of itself, the government is no paragon of reformist zeal.

It should be pointed out, of course, that despite its cherished image of anyone-can-make-it egalitarianism, when it comes to government, America always been a pretty dynastic place.

Motion picture production, despite its glamorous image, is just that: production.

"Despite its liberal image," said Elizabeth Holtzman, a longtime city political figure, "the city and state in terms of the record on elected women are really shamefully behind".

Despite its outdated image, coal generates half of our electricity, far more than any other source.