Sentence examples for despite the appellation from inspiring English sources

Despite the appellation Afghānī, which he adopted and by which he is known, some scholars believe that he was not an Afghan but a Persian Shīʿite (i.e., a member of one of the two major divisions of Islam), born in Asadābād near Hamadan in Persia.

Despite the regal appellation, it's hardly what an estate agent would call a desirable residence, but like most Londoners in the rental market they pay a right royal rent for the privilege.

Despite regional efforts to restructure the appellation system, it's hard to feel confident it will have immediate meaning for most consumers.

Despite the frustrating vagaries of the appellation, which make choosing wines difficult for consumers, the true Sonoma Coast shows great promise for pinot noir.

FitzGerald's just glad that he's no longer thought of as a practitioner of the genre, and despite his distrust of the application of the appellation to records that have as much in common with something like Round Two's "New Day" as I do to David Gandy, he's not surprised by how these things work.

The first 6,000-bottle run sold out last month within five hours, despite it being essentially a repackaged version of Pink Floyd, the appellation made by the vineyard's previous owner.

The appellation isn't precise.

The appellation, though partly ironic,….

The appellation "Blue" just will not do.

The appellation itself is a synecdoche.

The Skouras, produced outside the boundaries of the Mantinia appellation, therefore receives the appellation Peloponnese.