The phrase "and still when he" is not a complete or standard expression in written English, but it can be correct depending on the context.
You can use it when introducing a contrasting idea or situation related to a male subject, typically in a narrative or descriptive context.
Example: "He was tired and still when he decided to go for a run, surprising everyone around him."
Alternatives: "yet when he" or "even so when he".
Lodge is at his best when he remains on campus and better still when he sticks to the English faculty, so the colourful Paradise News, set in Hawaii and following an anxious theologian, is not his finest work.
The sleep problem, though, has gotten a modicum better with time: initially, when he got his first dog, a rescue named Harry, 10 years ago, and then better still when he married his boyfriend, Arnold Germer.
But Arthur was given a hefty sum of money by his father, made more as an art dealer, and became richer still when he married Hortense Mitchell, the daughter of a Chicago banking magnate.
He trained his mounts not to shy at the sound of gunfire and to stand still when he jumped into the saddle from behind.
"Very glad to hear them, and will be gladder still when he does the first and easiest thing on the list to prove he means them: reject Keystone XL," author and environmentalist Bill McKibben said of Obama's inaugural remarks.
But flashbacks dig ever deeper into old wounds to show the horrors that helped set Mr. Singh on his path and that haunt him still when he is later invited to peace games between India and Pakistan.
In an interview, Ms. Fredenberg said that she sat in her car and watched the shooting, and that her husband was standing still when he was shot.
Yet he still seemed confident here on Tuesday not only that Douvan is as good as any he has trained, but also that he will be better still when he grows and matures into his steeplechaser's frame.
Sam looks even more flummoxed when the maester pooh-poohs his medical advice and further still when he discovers the patient's identity.
Keith said that he "was shocked by the attitude of the nursing staff" and still "shudders" when he drives by the hospital.
