Sentence examples for lingers today from inspiring English sources
Now, I was no longer a stamp collector, but my collecting days had awakened a certain fancy — a fancy that lingers today.
At the court of Ferdinand IV Ferdinandd I of the Two Sicilies) and his masterful queen, Maria Carolina, the cultivated British envoy Sir William Hamilton forged an Anglo-Neapolitan bond that lingers today.
Some of their settlements became known as "Latin colonies" because of their practice of conducting political and philosophical debates in Latin, and that legacy of intellectual combativeness lingers today in Comfort.
Gretchen Morgenson, a veteran Times business reporter, told me that the legacy of "half-baked" metrics from the dot-com period, coupled with the practice of stripping out the bad things, lingers today and leaves readers "in the dark as to what the actual facts are and what the actual trends are".
Others have blamed the spectacle on a debased elite class, which historically held corridas in commemoration of royal weddings and to celebrate the graduation of doctoral students; in the latter case, graduates adorned a wall of their college with the blood of the bull, a tradition that lingers today but in the form of applying red paint, not blood.
The effect lingers today and is, in fact, reinforced by social structures: this explains why blacks, despite advances, are still at the bottom on many social and economic indexes, and why traditional individual-based, colorblind liberalism will not solve the problem.
The destructive force of last year's disaster lingers a year later.
These patriarchal influences linger today.
But many questions still lingered today.
But these views are not caged in the past; they linger today, and they're still dangerous.
They have warned voters not to support Mr. Romney because he would revive Bush policies that they say led to the 2008 financial crisis and the problems that linger today.
