Sentence examples for means despite from inspiring English sources

What it all means: Despite the hype, autonomous cars remain experimental.

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

That means, despite many barriers, women and their doctors need to build a mutually trusting, honest clinical relationship.

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.

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.

But like the other staff I spoke to at Blue Coat Infants in Walsall, West Midlands, Stanton thinks the feedback the school expects from this exercise means, despite the stress, it will have been worth it.

We don't really want our counterparts guessing what we really mean, despite what we say.

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

Different groups had come away with really different ideas of what happened and what it meant, despite the fact that the stories were ostensibly about the same thing.

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.