Sentence examples for despite this sentiment from inspiring English sources

And yet despite this sentiment, Mark Twain wrote often about fashion and hired the most renowned decorator of his day to do up his Hartford home, which is today a museum.

Despite largely agreeing with this sentiment, Cox chose to print the lyrics of Let the Blind Lead, in part because he wanted to "see what they looked like," having ad-libbed the words of every song on their first take.

Despite this genuine sentiment, and despite warm greetings from friends and family who telephone throughout the day, when it is time for bed I will still think to myself, "One down, one to go".

But despite this public sentiment, the U.S. Department of Agriculture USDAallowsows this irresponsible and inhumane practice to continue, resulting in immense suffering for several species of farm animals.

This sentiment is despite absurdly false statements.

This sentiment persists despite the official end of the recession in December 2009, published by the NBER.

The ECB's Draghi repeated this sentiment, saying that despite the "buffers" in place, it would better for the eurozone if Greece recovered.

Other research has confirmed that this sentiment is widespread, despite the fact that, well, we don't really feel any gloomier on that day.

Despite the sentiment, deep down he will be hurting.

Despite the sentiment, a lawyer is typically the first outside adviser that a startup company pays (eventually).

Despite the sentiment that not much has changed, Americans rate the new order more favorably.