Sentence examples for means, despite from inspiring English sources

That means despite yogurt's custardy texture, from the ice-cream maker's standpoint, it's just another kind of milk.

To know what Trump means, despite the words that he is saying, you have to understand — or think you understand — the message before he opens his mouth.

Mancini will know that he is not entirely a man of means, despite the scale of his spending on transfer fees and wages.

This means, despite initial reaction from the sector, it is actually a budget for social housing as much as for stimulating the private sector; the two are inextricably linked.

The support I get from Access to Work means, despite the severity of my tics, I'm able to keep doing the full-time job I love and that I'm good at.

When the disease was identified in Chile in 1996, plant pathologists estimated it would reach North America in about 20 years by natural means, despite aggressive eradication programs and quarantines.

I mean despite everything, it is this incredible myth, filled with stargazing.

This can only mean, despite some earlier evidence to the contrary, that sanity has been discarded along with truth in the offices of Zanu-PF.

By that I meant despite the spin that all was well, people would instinctively figure out what was really happening in the country.

meant "Despite your attempt to antagonize me, I'm still going to appeal to plain old placid common sense," while Obama's "Look......

Dr Mary Favier of Doctors for Choice said the refusal of a medical panel to allow the termination, despite agreeing she was suicidal, meant despite the new law, few women would be able to get an abortion.