Sentence examples for despite origins from inspiring English sources

But despite origins on the dance floor these songs read as devotional texts, or dirges.

Despite origins being located in genomic regions also bearing tRNAs and Ty elements, the correlation we observe between origins and breakpoints appears to be independent of these genomic features.

Additionally, a similar approach was applied to the Noir Marron of French Guiana, showing the greatest genetic similarity with populations from the Bight of Benin, despite origins ranging from the Ivory Coast to Angola [ 14].

Despite humble origins of which he made no secret (no "imaginative precis" for Nabarro) he was backwoods Toryism incarnate.

One is handball, which despite its origins in Europe has turned here into a gritty street sport.

Despite its origins in Yahia's experiences, The Devil's Double plays like a traditional doppelgänger tale.

Despite its origins in Greek historical thought, Roman historiography was in many ways more like Chinese than Greek historiography.

Despite his origins, he was drafted into the US army and served in Europe in the second world war.

Despite their origins outside the United States, such Pan-Africanist thinkers drew many of their ideas from African American culture.

Despite its origins in Spanish legend, Spain is not important to Mozart's and da Ponte's Don Giovanni.

On Capitol Hill, Democrats accused their Republican colleagues of trying to gut a program that despite its origins in the Clinton administration has been embraced by the president.