Sentence examples for tragically despite from inspiring English sources
Tragically, despite her conviction for assault, Stubblefield remains steadfast in her beliefs, rejecting the idea that D.J's verbose expressions of love were nothing more than her projected fantasy, authored solely by her own subconscious.
Tragically and despite all of his historical advantages, it appears Keith's own strike rate as a result won't improve on Samuel Richardson's Lovelace in Clarissa ("one fuck in 2,000 pages," he notes glumly), and predictably this is the source of much bathetic torment, delivered with all Amis's mastery of register and tone.
Which is also the time of year you can apparently hear the church bells tragically tolling, despite the fact that they were removed from the tower years ago.
Tragically, however, "Despite the great benefit provided by her cells, neither Lacks nor her family ever benefitted from this research economically".
Such killings occurred almost daily in Iraq, but what made this one tragically memorable is that despite almost overwhelming evidence that the victims were innocent, technicalities in U.S. law were used to prevent the shooters from being prosecuted.
Everyone who has been to Haiti since the earthquake reports inspiring stories of Haitians helping Haitians despite the tragically inadequate response of the Haitian government and the international community.
Despite Venus's admonition to her hunter lover "to fear the wild beasts," the episode ends tragically, with Adonis gored by the tusks of a wild boar.
Tragically on May 16, 2005.
His sister, Rachel, becomes tragically consumed by the books, despite — or because of — being completely absent from them.
I think of my beloved, tragically flawed John Daly winning in 1995, despite Costantino Rocca having forced a play-off with one of the greatest putts ever.
