Sentence examples for i would despite from inspiring English sources

For heartbreaking pleasures like these, I would, despite this novel's flaws, still follow Julavits anywhere.

I would guess, despite this incident, that Asiana Airlines would rebound quite easily.

I would argue – despite all the efforts made by "experts" – that there isn't much that allows us to know the winner before the game is played.

But I would argue, despite their good intentions, that the kind liberal folk of my childhood pose a danger to the true social acceptance of queerness as much as blatant homophobia might.

Basically I would say that despite all his industriousness, as an artist Mr. Franco is only beginning to make his own "romantic stab at the world".

I would suggest that despite the disparaging whispers around Hollywood, Hathaway might take heart (and learn from the example) of fellow Oscar nominee Meryl Streep.

Kelefa Sanneh's piece on boxing is one of the best I've read on this disturbing sport, but I would defend boxing despite its cruel nature ("Boxed In," July 26th).

But this was the first casualty of the first war I would cover (and despite having seen other more conventional conflicts, AIDS remains the most painful war I am capable of imagining).

But I would guess that despite the lack of edge in his voice about "poor folks" stories, he knows that he doesn't fit, and he prefers not to give anyone a reason to notice.

I would argue that, despite the rumpus raised by his book, he obeyed his own command, and that "The Americans" is a work not of criticism but of a painful and unblinking honesty.

We were indeed young (twenty-one and twenty-four) and passionate and I would say that despite the predictable pratfalls raising three kids while we were little more than kids ourselves and short of funds it has been a good trip through.