Sentence examples for despite the charm from inspiring English sources

Despite the charm offensive, a growing group of conservatives still threatened Sunday to kill Ryan's long-promised plan unless GOP leaders agree to renegotiate some pieces of it.

Despite the charm offensive, Israel's prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, ordered his delegation to boycott Rouhani's speech at the general assembly on Tuesday.

Still, despite the charm of the new houses, it is clear from driving around with Mr. Ciardullo that his heart does not lie with the architecture of the past, updated or not.

Despite the charm of the arrangement, it also seemed to me to be deeply comedic that these bits of ephemera – so utterly irrelevant to his poetry – might become the objects of veneration.

For all the surface sparkle, and despite the charm of its venerable worldwide brands, toyland seems in this book to look more like a salt mine: a fad-driven, hit-or-miss fashion business propelled by the merciless necessity to fuel earnings with continual innovation, as toy replaces toy in the rush to cash in and move on.

Despite the charms of his digs, response in the week since he listed his apartment has been nonexistent.

France had long been seen as the anti-Britain, a left-leaning bastion of prying bureaucrats and high taxes that scared off the wealthy, despite the charms of Paris.

Despite the charms of the late Miss Montgomery, "Bewitched" wasn't very funny after about -- two seasons.

Despite all the charms of its food and decor, Palmetta will never be mistaken for a luxury restaurant.

Despite its anachronistic feel, the charm of this 19th-century book is that much of the advice remains sound.

Despite the evocative charm of "sayonara home run," "walk-off" seems to be solidly ingrained as the English name.