Sentence examples for despite myths from inspiring English sources
In an opinion article for The Times, she noted that an untrained eye could not always make the distinction between a pit bull and related breeds and, further, that, despite myths about lethal double jaws, pit bulls bit people less often and less seriously than many other common pets like Labrador retrievers and cocker spaniels.
Indonesian species are mostly sold as pets, despite myths about their magical and curative properties.
Despite popular myths, the majority of Ba'ath party founders were Shia.
Despite the myths, humans through the millennia evolved "strikingly similar ways of recording sound and meaning," said Zender.
He writes: "Despite the myths that make up his world-view, how could I claim that my love of these hills cancels out his?
And prices in January for these goods were even higher than those just before the holiday, despite the myths surrounding after-Christmas sales.
Despite the myths and political turmoil, those who support Medicare and Medicaid can take satisfaction in these programs, and their underlying moral commitments, having reached the half-century mark.
But, despite the myths brewing, the biggest threat to Pakistan may not be in Buner or Swat but a thousand miles south in Karachi, where last week sectarian warfare flared again.
Despite many myths about Degas's later years, some encouraged by the artist himself, he did not (until the very end) retreat from the art world, but rather he promoted his work energetically and closely followed the careers of perceived rivals such as Monet and Cézanne.
Despite the myths, that is not the way that Britain's intelligence services work.
