Sentence examples for shockingly still from inspiring English sources

Armstrong says Seinfeld is "shockingly still relevant" after 20 years.

John Sununu, shockingly still a Romney surrogate, offered another flash of thinly veiled racism when he suggested that Colin Powell endorsed the president because they both were black, a comment he recanted.

More shockingly still, there is no room for Preston Sturges, who made Sullivan's Travels, Palm Beach Story and The Lady is Eve (and also scripted The Good Fairy, a personal favourite).

The miniaturist, by contrast, is a free spirit, an ethereally blond foreigner who not only defies Amsterdam's strict guild system to work at her craft but, more shockingly still, lives alone like a common prostitute.

In a warning of what could happen at Old Trafford, the billionaire has changed the club's name to Red Bull Salzburg, altered the club's badge and colours, swapped the fan's popular end and, more shockingly still, banned anyone who's protested about it.

Oh, and because I was doing this interview over MSN Messenger (which, shockingly, still exists), I was able to see what M was listening to.

Shockingly, it still remains relatively good value.

Although she told people her story, shockingly she still served a 10-month prison sentence in the UK.

The picaresque fragments of a much longer narrative, the Satyricon provides us with timeless bawdiness, shockingly rude still, as the narrator Encolpius (whose name roughly translates as "groin" or "crotch") suffers endless mishaps while also under the curse of impotence, as delivered for some unknown past offence against the god Priapus.

This was about three years ago, and shockingly, the laptop still works — although the keys are still a little sticky.

But that number is still shockingly low".