Sentence examples for despite the affairs from inspiring English sources

She told the jury what a wonderful father he had been, how he and her mother had had a great relationship, despite the affairs, how many sacrifices he had made for her.

Despite the affairs, Sharaf writes that, as the newspaper campaign against Reich gained pace, he developed an intense jealousy toward Lindenberg, demanding that she not have a separate life of any kind.

Despite the mistreatment, the affair with Thaddeus persists in imagined glimpses and dreams, and promises to outlive any other form of love for her.

Despite the Pargav affair, Moulton's spirits are undimmed.

Despite the Rennard affair, she thinks sexism could be made as socially unacceptable as racism within a generation or two.

Assistant commissioner John Yates insisted he has no intention of quitting over the affair, despite admitting that it had been "damaging" to the reputation of the police.

But Yates insisted he had no intention of quitting over the affair, despite admitting that it had been "damaging" to the reputation of the police.

For the third day running on Wednesday the home secretary survived a Commons grilling over the affair despite three former Labour home secretaries – Jack Straw, David Blunkett and Alan Johnson – criticising her "reprehensible treatment" of Clark.

Indeed, the Iraqi general who procured them through five corrupt and highly inflated contracts was arrested and jailed over his own part in the affair despite attempts by a former minister of the interior to grant him immunity from prosecution.

His lawyers accuse the government of covering up the affair, despite evidence that at least one rogue security official was involved in plotting Mr Dink's death.As long as Article 301 remains on the books, there is no substance in Mr Erdogan's call for historians, not politicians, to investigate history.

"There is no common European administrative culture," laments one Dutch Euro-MP, "but there are French and Italian habits, and then there are Dutch and Scandinavian habits".Nor has Mr Santer earned much respect for his handling of the affair, despite his belated promises this week to sharpen financial scrutiny and to bring in codes of conduct for commissioners.