Sentence examples for observation that despite from inspiring English sources

Writing about Marsh, Mr. Perrell makes the observation that "despite activity that is often frenzied," a "vacuum of purpose, and a negation of communication" characterizes his art.

His proposal arises from the observation that, despite setting some of the world's most ambitious goals, Britain's current policy framework for reducing greenhouse gas emissions falls short of legally binding targets and will disproportionately affect the poor.

Accompanying the photoshoot of him and the rest of the cast was the tongue-in-cheek observation that "despite his fastidious attention to detail, unarguable hygiene, and superior style knowledge, there is obviously a downside to Mr Bateman: his tendency to viciously kill people, his unabashed misogyny, and his unerring devotion to the entire Whitney Houston oeuvre".

This is based on their observation that despite the fundamental developments on the theoretical and conceptual side, adoption of machine learning techniques by practitioners has been low.

Microcirculatory alterations in sepsis plays a vital role in development of multi organ system failure, and this is clear from the observation that despite correction of systemic hemodynamic parameters still usually the course of multi organ system failure continue[1].

Many writers have made the observation that despite the indisputable cultural diversity that arises from Africa's ethnic pluralism, there are underlying affinities in many areas of the African life; this is surely true in the African religious and moral outlook.

This was despite observations that 10−9 M E2 or lindane did induce a 3-fold elevation in CYP1A1 expression in one experiment (Table 4).

Despite these observations that indicate a critical role for p66shc in the pathophysiology of metabolic diseases, there is limited information regarding the mechanisms that negatively regulate p66shc expression.

HO-1 was generally unresponsive to all atmospheres, despite previous observations that extended (50-day) gasoline emissions exposures caused a significant up-regulation (Lund et al. 2007).

They are, in my opinion, obvious observations that are too rarely discussed -- despite a relative abundance of LGBT media outlets.

It wasn't a waste of time, because it has shown me, with the hard evidence of my own observations, that despite my assuming that procrastination was fun, I actually don't enjoy it.