Sentence examples for lingering still from inspiring English sources

An eclectic group of men, young or old, but not quite gone: lingering still in words and memories.

Through his Pre-Critical years, and lingering still in the First Critique, Kant's conception of morality was split between Rationalist and Sentimentalist theses.

Rather, it consolidated a Manichean iconography pervasive throughout the colonial Western world in the first half of the 20th century and lingering still today.

That perception lingers still.

The memory of this era lingers still, perpetuated in stone.

Some of that attitude lingers still, to be sure.

Thousands of Armenians once lived there, and the ruins of their churches linger still.

The son left quickly, while the chemistry teacher lingered, still sobbing on his knees.

"Its smell lingers still, ripe pears and honey dripping off old, dusty walnut.

He left his imprint on everything from bus stops to tube trains, and happily it lingers still.

More than a decade on and he remembered that – and, you see, the memory of those kind words lingers still.