Sentence examples for despite the proclamation from inspiring English sources
If Lincoln is right, then the slaves are still slaves despite the Proclamation, unless the amendment is passed.
The Jets are still willing to listen to trade offers for Keyshawn Johnson despite the proclamation he is off the trading block.
Despite the proclamation of such high-minded goals, the book, a hardcover that will retail for $24.95, remains an object of revulsion, one that mainstream publishers spurned.
Despite the proclamation of the results by the independent electoral commission, Mr Gbagbo insisted that there had been massive vote rigging in the northern half of the country, controlled for the past eight years by rebels backing Mr Ouattara, and got himself sworn in as president by a constitutional court packed with his men.
Despite the proclamation of independence, neither the Belgian nor the Congolese government intended the colonial social order to end immediately.
All in all, Chinese aid to Africa is going to come with all sorts of strings attached, despite the "no-conditionality" rhetoric, and it is a huge power play, despite the proclamations of "south-south co-operation".
But despite the proclamations of some visionary fintech founders, banks aren't disappearing anytime soon.
But, despite the proclamations of humility, the overall universally inclusive spirit, and the predominantly outward focus in "Song of Myself," the poet remains at the center of the piece.
Furthermore, a greater effort must be undertaken to educate disaffected youth that their respective Muslim and American identity and shared values promoting pluralism, civic engagement, and respect are not mutually exclusive and dichotomous, despite the proclamations of Reverend Graham, Fox News, and al-Qaida.
Despite this, the proclamation of Malorossiya was dubbed a "historic event" by the Donetsk People's Republic.
Despite all the proclamations about faith in the past eight years, I never once saw the previous administration exemplify Christian ideals of sacrifice, charity and respect for the sake of its neighbors.
