Sentence examples for is still usually from inspiring English sources

An ironic hamburger is still (usually) a hamburger.

Even when art ceases to represent mythological matters outright, it is still usually far from representational.

Wikipedia is still usually far more accurate at any given time than the Encyclopedia Britannica.

When Hefner takes the mound, often in front of much smaller crowds, the focus is still usually on the younger, more accomplished Harvey.

But even in a sexually liberal culture, the home is still usually off-limits, as if protected by an invisible force field.

You try to sound knowledgeable about the workman's (and let's be honest, it is still usually a man) favourite football team.

"But they're still usually spending from about $400,000 to $1 million".

Portions are still usually generous, but they taste incomparably better than before.

"If I'm studying to memorize," my son told me, "I'm still usually chatting" — instant messaging, that is.

It's funny to me that however nice your record label is, however well you get on with them, you are still usually engaged in two different campaigns.

Extreme trends are still usually avoided, however, and portraitists of royalty often use uniforms and robes of orders of knighthood to confer a historical character.