Sentence examples for despite the serial from inspiring English sources

It's odd how despite the serial attempts to change the tone of Prime Ministers' Questions it invariably slides back to its normal mood music.

One would assume that such a conclusion would have worked better in its day, but despite the serial running for four years (1873 to 1877) in The Russian Messenger, Tolstoy clashed with its editor Mikhail Katkov over the final instalment, so that the story's first complete appearance had to wait until it was published in book form.

He continually penalised Wales in their own 22 late on without issuing a yellow card, despite threatening the serial offenders that he might.

But if not, he'll still be the guy who managed to become a credible presidential candidate despite the three wives, the serial adultery, etc. etc. etc.

Despite the success of the serial, Kneale felt that he had now taken the character of Quatermass as far as he could.

This makes analysis quality projectable and more independent of the users' experience Suitable throughput of samples adapted to the GC/MS analysis time despite the mainly serial workflow The automated method proved to be rugged and suitable for routine analysis in forensic laboratories The automated analysis system is highly flexible.

Despite this, he noted that the serial had good production values and direction, as well as a few jokes that he enjoyed.

He claimed Azari, who appeared via video link, was being held in a segregated unit of the Goulburn supermax prison in similar conditions to the serial killer Ivan Milat despite never having "been found guilty of a crime in his life".

Yet, despite these leaders' efforts, the narratives of the serial drama of the euro-zone crisis have become increasingly different in Berlin and Paris.

Despite the presence of bundles of axons in the serial muscle sections, about 20% of the endplates were denervated and had no contact with nerve terminals.

Despite this, he refused an offer of $10,000 for the serial rights in order not to delay the book's publication.