Sentence examples for or really still from inspiring English sources

And yet, almost a year later, the United States is again — or, really, still — stuck in the same old pattern.

Or is it really still a Soviet land, in which Lenin's embalmed body hogs the spot of honour in Red Square, where Stalin reposes in undisturbed dignity in the Kremlin wall behind, and the national anthem may soon again proclaim "the unbreakable union of Soviet republics?" Bizarre as it may sound, the answer is a bit of both.

Or are we really still reading from the only script English football has ever produced: a botched instructional manual roughed out around the statistical jottings of Wing-Commander Charles Reep (the godfather of long-ball football and a former Watford employee) in the 1950s and fleshed out by the former FA coaching director Charles Hughes during the 1970s?

GoPro, with its blocky but durable units, has become the go-to for any situation where you wouldn't want to risk the family camera or smartphone, but you really still want video.

Feel More Childlike, than Adult Many clients with BPD report that even when they are competently dealing with adult responsibilities, they feel as if they are really still children or teens.

However, is this instrument really still effective, or have the terrorists already found ways of sidestepping these controls?

Is he really still a journalist, or does he just play one on TV?

"It's really still alive".

Are these really still arguments?

Was it really still alive?

Are these qualifications really still necessary?