Sentence examples for despite the accolade from inspiring English sources
Despite the accolade from People and the Oscar win, the "Non-Stop" actress has yet to book another film.
Despite the accolades, there are concerns about Rodriguez's health.
Despite the accolades showered upon Mr Beane, his teams have never even participated in a World Series.
But despite the accolades, Holliday's career was surprisingly short-lived, which Longworth explores in You Must Remember This.
Despite the accolades coming his way, Mourinho was still complaining about a perceived lack of recognition for his side in his speech at Chelsea's event.
Despite the accolades he received, Beatty was also part of two of Hollywood's most expensive failures, Ishtar (1987) and Town & Country (2001).
Despite the accolades, though, every time Ellison received another prize for "Invisible Man" he had to face the inevitable question: where was his second novel?
Yet despite the accolades, DealBook's Andrew Ross Sorkin writes in his latest column that there is at least one title that Mr. Jobs cannot claim, at least not yet: prominent philanthropist.
Back in May I suggested that despite the accolades he earned during his record stint as chancellor, the economy would be Gordon Brown's undoing once he became prime minister.
Gellhorn, who was married to Ernest Hemingway in the 1940s, and who once described herself as "the worst bed partner in five continents," felt unsatisfied by her journalistic career despite the accolades she received during it.
