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Without being affected by the particular factor mentioned.
‘he was suddenly cold in spite of the sun’
- ‘For Stella, it is arguable that success has come in spite of, rather than because of, her father.’
- ‘It was totally sold out, packed to the gills in spite of the cold and rainy weather.’
- ‘Anyhow, it was a good day, in spite of the cold, which is turning bitter and nasty.’
- ‘Leila had known it was a good idea to get a gardener, in spite of what others said.’
- ‘Byrne says he was not unfit when he came home, in spite of what was felt amongst the public.’
- ‘Their rationality is what keeps them alive in spite of not knowing what to do or what not to do.’
- ‘He was, in spite of all his genius and accomplishment, a troubled man seeking his own truth.’
- ‘Brave Jack managed to get hold of her arms and, in spite of once losing his grip, pull her to safety.’
- ‘It helps me to do that too, to keep on my own journey, in spite of everything that happens in a life.’
- ‘He loves doing it and considers it an honour in spite of not having much free time.’
- ‘They both did every time they woke up next to each other, aware of what they had done in spite of how drunk they had been.’
- ‘Anyway, my big problem was that, in spite of all this, they still carried my name.’
- ‘They know me and my faults and love me either in spite of or because of them.’
- ‘This has happened in spite of most banks suffering from a drop in operating margins.’
- ‘I'm still tired in spite of my rest day and early night, although my sleep was disturbed.’
- ‘So Melchizedek is very important in spite of the fact that he is mentioned only twice in the Old Testament.’
- ‘I began to feel a little better, in spite of everything, and my headache started to fade.’
- ‘Today we have more elderly women than men in spite of the low nutrition the former receive.’
- ‘The deputy chief added that in spite of the recent snowfall, the ground is very dry.’
- ‘Sandy Lane is also likely to be included in an amended Thornton ward, in spite of opposition to the plans.’