Sentence examples for despite the proclaimed from inspiring English sources

Despite the proclaimed support of the EU, the markets want more detail about a potential bailout.

Despite the proclaimed victory against the Islamic State, the long war will continue.

Despite the proclaimed end to the coin shortage, Kennedy half dollars circulated little, a scarcity caused by continued hoarding and a dip in production, with the Treasury reluctant to expend more of the nation's silver holdings on a coin which did not circulate.

He promised a fair trial, despite having proclaimed the accused guilty in a sermon at the city's biggest mosque.

The f-word, despite having proclaimed international status, still continues to remain a taboo to many people in many English speaking countries.

As previously mentioned, externally the Pixels' designs are confusing since Google has retained all the standard antenna bands despite proclaiming the half glass back of the phones is for antenna reception.

Despite being proclaimed a goal of Muslim pilgrimage, the city lost some of its earlier importance when the caliphate was moved from Damascus to Baghdad by the ʿAbbāsids in the mid-8th century.

And then, despite all this evidence, the Treasury Secretary of the United States proclaimed that no laws had been broken.

Despite being proclaimed "vanilla" and a "guy with no personality" by HuffPost's Dan Abramson, the Season 8 winner has some strong feelings about the Fox show that made him famous.

Yet despite the posters on the wall proclaiming "Made in America", many of the parts are built overseas.

Despite their being beaten, the Fallujah guerrillas proclaimed victory and in the eyes of Iraq and the rest of the Middle East they are seen as victorious.