Sentence examples for spite of war from inspiring English sources
The 200-member ensemble, founded and conducted by Armand Diangienda, has flourished in spite of war, poverty, political crises and unreliable electricity.
By Harry Brown The New Yorker, February 10 , 1940P. 24 I hereby prophesy that in spite of war and men View Article By Anthony Lane By Jia Tolentino By Rebecca Mead By John Cassidy.
By Harry Brown The New Yorker, February 10 , 1940P. 24 I hereby prophesy that in spite of war and men View Article By Jia Tolentino By Rebecca Mead By Alan Burdick By Anthony Lane.
Israel has managed, fitfully, to prosper in spite of war.
And they went on about their day, in spite of war.
Is it because of, or in spite of, the war?
(The most famous booza parlour is Bakdash in Damascus, still operating in spite of the war).
That speech at West Point was the one in which he announced that he was sending reinforcements to Afghanistan in spite of the war's unpopularity at home.
Yet, in spite of the war and their involvement in widely separated and often secret activities, the former colleagues did not lose touch.
Whether it is a factor of the local water table or of recent precipitation, or both, Syria, in spite of the war, has been enjoying an abundant harvest of many crops.
No one can calculate the cost of having uninspiring leaders but we would do well to consider past American presidents.America struggled in the Depression, but eventually rebounded under brilliant Franklin Roosevelt, in spite of the war.
