Sentence examples similar to much argued despite from inspiring English sources

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.

That's much like arguing in the late 1980s for buying newly public Microsoft despite its high price-to-earnings ratio.

Despite much criticism, Sarkozy argued that the Swiss vote showed there was no point in being in denial about such soul-searching.

There is still much to be argued over.

He argued that, despite Smith's genius, his conclusions would have been much different had he used data visualizations.

Many critics have argued that despite the economy's opening, growth has been lackluster.

There isn't much to argue….

Despite the apparently wide support for the police action by the private news media and much of Cairo, he argued that the bloodshed was now turning the rest of the public against the military-appointed government.

For years, many Americans have argued for much the same.

Our findings on a much larger sample argue against this.