Sentence examples for explained still from inspiring English sources

Japan, he explained, still had vestiges of an ancient matriarchy.

Many schools, he explained, still taught from textbooks that conjectured a moon shot.

There was in those days, I explained, still some expectation of a link between word and deed.

People born in the nineteen-seventies, one star explained, still bear traces of the collectivist mind-set of the days before Communism was tempered by market reforms.

The period in Argentina is regarded as a crucial part of Rodriguez's development, as Worswick explained: "Still only a teenager, he had to go and live in a different country without his family.

'Oh, I'm reading this script,' Seagal explained, still misty.

"It wasn't theoretical enough," he explains, still rankling over his antagonistic relationship with Harvard.

Citing Lyndon Johnson's 1968 push to control firearms, Kornacki explains: Still, it marked the first legislative action on guns since the Federal Firearms Act of 1938, proving if nothing else that it was still possible to enact gun reforms through Congress.

"Thereby they fail to document the ugliness premium enjoyed by the very unattractive workers," explains Still.

"I don't want one," he explains, still holding the 14 dolls.

No one has been kind enough to explain – yet still we all have to choose a side.