Sentence examples for really, despite from inspiring English sources

It's got to be Antoine Griezmann really, despite the final.

Which leads to the biggest problem with advance directives, really: Despite years of nudzhing from many sources, most people don't have one.

I'd never thought of Matisse as an outdoor person, and he isn't really, despite all his early fiery Fauve landscapes, of which the museum has a slew.

And when Ron Greschner asked to be escorted to a florist to buy roses for his girlfriend at the time, the model Carol Alt, I considered it a no-brainer — a privilege, really, despite the minimum wage.

9.34am GMT 13th over: England 92-6 (Buttler 21, Bresnan 5) Bopara survives a stumping appeal after a few replays – not that close, really, despite the long wait for a decision – but then gets himself out a wide later.

Place in history Not much really, despite having been developed from the old 14-mile "Nürburg-Ring" of the 1920s, built by the authorities to alleviate unemployment in the Eifel region.

Everyone that day was really frightened, despite our denials.

Where the superiority of Williams really told, despite surrendering that early break, was on serve.

The FBI says the site contained a vulnerability which revealed where it really was, despite Tor.

Since then, Shaun's mood hasn't really dropped, despite his money and family troubles.

"The year started out strong and remained really solid, despite some slight bumps along the way," said Diane M. Ramirez, the president of Halstead Property.