Sentence examples for despite obvious evidence from inspiring English sources

But human infants have no conception of God or of moral, logical, or mathematical truths, and to suppose that they do, despite obvious evidence to the contrary, is merely an unwarranted assumption to save a position.

Amazingly, even the status indicators on the AWS service status page rely on S3 for storage of its health marker graphics, hence why the site is still showing all services green despite obvious evidence to the contrary.

Trump has insisted, despite obvious evidence to the contrary, that as many as 1.5 million people attended his inauguration.

If they perceive something despite obvious evidence to the contrary, you will be able to make them perceive any number of things!

During this six-year period, despite obvious evidence that Germany was preparing to devour Europe, English leaders pretended that it wasn't happening.

They refer to her as a "him," despite the obvious evidence to the contrary, not to mention her legal status as a married woman.

Despite a lack of obvious evidence of political progress, representatives of the quartet were clearly hoping that the peace process would survive the political transition in the United States and a possible change of government in Israel, where elections are scheduled for Feb. 10.

I have seen a lot of X Files though, and I'm sure Mulder would have found some government alien conspiracy in the naming of the bar, and Scully, despite having seen all of the very obvious evidence of a conspiracy would have remained sceptical.

Despite its highly inbred genetic background, this deer species has shown no obvious evidence of inbreeding depression [24], and its members have adapted well to different environments on five continents.

No obvious evidence of heterogeneity associations was observed.

A delusion is a false or irrational belief that is firmly held despite obvious or objective evidence to the contrary.