Sentence examples for suggests despite from inspiring English sources

On average, the study suggests, despite anecdotal evidence to the contrary, that leaks have actually been reduced in recent years.

The Devils (9-10-2-2) were hardly in the game as much as the score suggests, despite 38 shots on goal.

All of this suggests, despite the fact that he bought the gun previously, his shooting of Crawford might not have been pre-meditated.

To thrive in the cut-throat world of academia, scientists are incentivised to publish surprising findings frequently, the study suggests – despite the risk that such findings are "most likely to be wrong".

It sounds like it's slavishly manipulating pitch cells to generate melodies that have a kind of superficial coherence and relationship to one another, with all the dryness and greyness that suggests, despite the expressive commitment of the three performers.

Even so, she is also more provocative than the pretty plaything she first suggests, despite the way she readily cedes to Charles and, somewhat more reluctantly, gives in to the more aggressive Paul.

Alienation rather than stability is suggested, despite the self-conscious symbols being grasped at.

Yet Peter Abrahams's strongest novels seem to suggest, despite their allegiance to genre, a fascination with something beyond mere form.

This weekend DCU will welcome Owen Coyle's Houston Dynamo, fresh off a 3-0 victory against the Montreal Impact that was perhaps a little less dazzling than the scoreline suggested despite some good attacking play from Ricardo Clarke and the kid Rob Lovejoy.

More memorable than the material was Chilcott's finely crafted choral writing, even if the one thing the piece never suggested, despite a confident performance by its numerous adult and young participants under David Hill, was anger.

Several Israeli writers over the years have suggested, despite the court cases, that some of the vitriol aimed at the prime minister's wife is driven by complex resentments.