Sentence examples for despite writing that from inspiring English sources

The result is not the wreck it could be, despite writing that is all too often pat, predictable and pretentious.

Despite writing that "on paper ['Medusa' is] the right episode at the right time", the two criticized the episode, noting that "the teaser never really makes sense in light of the relations offered, the appearance of the mute boy is a messy contrivance, and the ending is too abrupt".

Not that she really has anything against people living off Exit 60, she hastened to add; despite writing that her neighbors "did not smile much... because everyone seemed to have teeth missing.

Despite writing that the snake attack scenes were "surprisingly horrifying" and that the episode contained "plenty [of elements] to recommend", he was critical about the lack of explanation behind Mackey.

The funniest thing about "The Newsroom" is that it takes as a given that people care a great deal about what one news anchor says on his show; despite writing that Facebook movie, Sorkin still doesn't get that people sample the news all day through any number of sources and that news anchors and their shows, frankly, don't matter that much in the grand scheme of things.

In 2003, Entertainment Weekly's placed "Rosebud" second on their top 25 The Simpsons episode list, writing that "despite being one of The Simpsons most spectacularly overstuffed episodes, "Rosebud" has plenty of heart".

Homeboy Sandman, a 34-year-old rapper from Queens, New York, is an Ivy League-educated vegan who has written for Gawker and the Huffington Post, and an artist who disparages the term "conscious hip-hop", despite writing verses that brim with social critique.

Ramsey Isler of IGN gave the episode 7.6/10, writing that despite the hype, the episode was "just plain average".

He still found Thae's defection a surprise, writing that despite his fondness for life in Britain, Thae always seemed committed to North Korea.

Watson continued his analysis, writing that despite the crows' attempts to erode Scarecrow's confidence, "[he] gives no indication that he intends to abort his efforts to liberate himself physically and intellectually".

Ramsey Isler from IGN rated the episode 8.1/10, writing that despite its "relative insignificance" at explaining more show mythology, it "was still very well done, creepy as hell, and pretty entertaining".