Sentence examples for reluctantly still from inspiring English sources

In some ways Mr. Davis, who sends handwritten notes in lieu of e-mail messages and uses a Palm Pilot reluctantly, still lives in the past.

Only when more than six people came to dinner did I use the dining room, reluctantly, and still do.

A few months ago pundits were predicting that its support would collapse come the election, because most voters would still reluctantly prefer to give the peace process a chance.

In 1979, the two joined the Big Apple Circus, where Tisha -- still reluctantly -- continued as an aerialist (the woman does handstands atop a unicyclist) and Jimmy went from spotlight operator to clown to aerialist.

His is a succinct and definitive if somewhat dry history.Both authors agree that although the bloody-minded Shabab is probably on the road to containment if not outright defeat, quite a lot of Somalis may still reluctantly accept it as the lesser of many evils.

Justices Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas, who like Justice Ginsburg had dissented from the 1996 ruling, wrote separate opinions today to say that they agreed to the stricter standard of review only reluctantly because they still did not agree that the Constitution limited the size of punitive damage awards.

But Congress is still reluctantly stumbling out of bed without a clear agenda for the task at hand.

Premise: A high-level intelligence officer has become depressed to a point of no return, but still reluctantly does his job.

While Mavis glorifies and attempts to reclaim the dominion of her past, the lingering effects of Matt's injuries have left him trapped in his, unable to move on (or even out of his parents' house), and still reluctantly spellbound by Mavis' beauty.

Still, Brady reluctantly said something nice, too.

And customers themselves who are still spending reluctantly in spite of the sweetened automotive pot determine the character of financing deals.