"So why not go for it?" Despite its reputation as a tightly controlled police state, Sudan actually has a history of successful protests.
He claimed, despite its reputation, that it was not sectarian, and would protect all Iraqis against foreign invaders.
It has aged well, despite its reputation as background music.
Despite its reputation as a deadly poison, it is very much less toxic than mercury, which means that rather higher levels can be tolerated, with a consequence that it is much easier to study.
It was popular as a cagebird, despite its reputation for damaging items with its beak.
Despite its reputation for being very aggressive, like most snakes, it usually attempts to flee from humans unless threatened or cornered.
Despite its reputation for pushing boundaries, the fashion world is playing it safe lately at least when it comes to its models.
Curiously, and despite its reputation, allegory is not suggestive.
Despite its reputation as a destination, Napa has not been immune to economic troubles.
The developer chose concrete despite its reputation for being difficult to work with.
DESPITE its reputation for wind and rain, Britain is not used to cold weather.
