Sentence examples for despite prejudices from inspiring English sources

The activist, who lives in one Cali's poorest districts, Aguablanca, has spent decades fighting to accomplish his dreams despite prejudices. .

Even our beauty contests allow American contestant of any ethnicity or religion to potentially win -- despite prejudices held by these few on Twitter.

Ms. Snyder is a symbol of a different kind, a standard-bearer for women who joined the work force in the 1960's and 1970's and through hard work prospered despite prejudice.

And Mr. Warren pays tribute, in "On the Wings of Angels," to the Tuskegee Airmen, the black fliers who, despite prejudice, became a noted fighter unit in World War II.

Despite prejudice against government, most people are surprised to learn that history shows government has a far superior record in controlling the money system than private controllers have.

Pregnancy is seen as an ideal time to involve women in the health care system and, despite prejudice displayed by some health care professionals towards people who use drugs [ 32- 34], pregnant women can be highly motivated to engage in health care provision such as opioid substitution therapy [ 35].

Despite their professions of prejudice Judge Gary seated those who declared that despite their prejudices they would acquit if the evidence supported it, refusing to dismiss for prejudice.

And, despite his prejudices, Morand remained faithful to his friend and mentor, Marcel Proust, a Jewish homosexual.

Yet despite these prejudices I can't read Chomsky's political analyses without cringing.

And yet, despite his prejudices and stylistic shortcomings, his work remains insanely popular.

Despite the prejudices of what he described as a "homophobic nation", his wit and openness were a huge hit with the public.