Sentence examples for despite probably from inspiring English sources

A man who posed as unschooled in the arts of Venus despite probably having had an illegitimate son by a mistress who took him to court.

Milton and Cheltenham must feel the same, though the manager was a picture of relaxation despite "probably seeing it as two points lost because we were ahead and lost the momentum in the game.

Republican de facto presidential candidates tried to out-do each other for who could condemn the deal in more gratuitous terms, despite probably not having the first clue about what it entails.

BBC Radio Kent's Peter Guise: "Despite probably facing a big target for potential victory, Kent claim the honours on day two at the Oval.

The screen size is better suited for widescreen playback and well, the plastic body should at least scratch less despite probably feeling cheap.

Despite probably eating the same number of calories as I usually do, I found myself always hungry.

Despite what probably seemed, to untrained observers, like plausible science, Murillo Karam's infelicitously phrased "historical truth" was met with widespread skepticism and even scorn.

On Wednesday the debate will focus on a motion from Manchester, which despite being probably well-intentioned, would if adopted lead to legalised institutional discrimination.

When Ladislav began his rule in 1453, George's importance waned; but, after the king's sudden death in 1457, he was elected king (March 2 , 1458 despite accusations, probably false, that he had poisoned Ladislav.

But celibacy conferred — and, despite everything, probably still confers — an aura of purity, of exalted separateness, that protected priests from suspicion, and earned them the sometimes undeserved trust of parents and children.

But celibacy conferred and, despite everything, probably still confers an aura of purity, of exalted separateness, that protected priests from suspicion, and earned them the sometimes undeserved trust of parents and children.