The phrase "about something still" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a topic or issue that remains relevant or unresolved.
Example: "We need to talk about something still bothering me from our last meeting."
Alternatives: "regarding something ongoing" or "concerning something unresolved".
But what is it about something as simple as sitting still and watching our breath that evokes panic, fear, and even hostility?
Given that Steve Jobs wasn't the technical genius per se (that was Wozniak), was there something still about the 70s that made it more likely for a Jobs type — notorious for drivenness — to emerge?
General Pervez Musharraf, Pakistan's ruler, was as blunt: "We will teach [India] a lesson" if it crosses the line of control, he said.Is the "ugly stability" between India and Pakistan about to degenerate into something still uglier?
"You can get really dressed up, and there's something still funky about them".
There's also something still alluring about fairies, but fairies in an evil sense.
He added that the story "was about something, but still accessible, which I rarely find these days.
Parents retain some fear of Facebook, George says, while those who are unhappy about something will still post comments – though on their own webpages, not the school's.
You can be passionate about something but still have a reasoned debate based on fact and evidence, and not this horrible hate-filled way the media and politicians are conducting themselves.
Yangzom, a petite 28-year-old with big, hazel eyes, sat on a folding chair next to her husband and answered my questions with a detached intensity, as if she felt compelled to talk about something she still could not quite believe.
And there's definitely a place in this world for good chocolate, à la The Onion and Cracked, whose stories usually manage to be about something while still being hilarious.
