Sentence examples for sweet despite from inspiring English sources
Described as "sweet" (despite three previous assault charges) and effeminate, Garner was involved in a stormy relationship with another white man from Houston, Robert Eubanks.
The gnocchi with sautéed mushrooms and cipollini onions, on the other hand, were a bit too heavy and sweet, despite the engaging sage-butter sauce.
A Gorgonzola pie with pears and figs was creamy and only slightly sweet, despite a drizzle of dark honey, while a Siciliana pie successfully married the acidic tang of orange slices to lightly caramelized onions and fennel.
Sniffing the scented candles on display, she quickly chose a couple of favorites: the neroli candle by Malin+Goetz, which had subtle green notes she liked, and the pear and violet candle from Delirium & Co., which was "not too fruity or sweet," despite its name.
It's actually a composite display made from six smaller ones, and it's super heavy, but the flexibility and abnormal thinness of the thing makes it sweet despite all that.
This has some of the most intense cocoa flavors I've had in a coffee chain drink, and it's not too sweet, despite the presence of sweet cream.
Those Dairy Milk bars that some perceived as sweeter, despite the fact that the recipe had not been altered, might prove a perfect test case for healthier junk food: perhaps if Cadbury had actually cut down on the sugar when they changed the shape, to compensate, the bar would have tasted the same as ever.
Some of them (n-18) had great difficulty in controlling their desire to eat sweets, despite knowing the adverse health outcomes.
'John Terry actually said to me, "What a lovely little club",' says Lloyd, 'and I thought that was very sweet.' Despite the yawning gap in points, Town deserve to go into the second leg level.
She spoke in a slow, sweet drawl, despite the fact that she'd spent her entire adult life in Chicago.
"It's bizarre," said Marc Parcé of Domaine de la Rectorie in Banyuls, a town in the French region of Roussillon that has stuck to its roots, making delicious sweet wine despite the fact that doing so is less and less commercially viable.
