Sentence examples for despite the often from inspiring English sources

They laughed and applauded, despite the often black humour.

Despite the often strong moral claims of return, such attempts rarely succeed.

Despite the often long hours and busy pace, "I love it," she said.

That is despite the often contentious debates that the Cup's first visit generated among city officials.

Despite the often calm refutation and allusions to Martin Buber, King's prison jottings would acquire prophetic intensity.

Yet, despite the often negative portrayal of Islam, thousands of Britons are adopting the religion every year.

Despite the often opaque and convoluted arguments this week, the legal issues don't strike me as all that complicated.

Despite the often quoted adage "beauty is in the eye of the beholder," studies indicate people perceive certain facial and bodily proportions as attractive regardless of their culture.

The tumours tend to be aggressive, with frequent and early nodal and distant metastases despite the often small size of the primary tumour.

But, despite the often innovative approach (the episode Sardines takes place almost entirely inside a wardrobe), it's the characters that shine through.

But despite the often gruesome murders that reveal its dark underbelly, Florence is in safe hands - those of Guarnaccia, a man who combines strength with compassion.