Sentence examples for still adhered from inspiring English sources

Days later, thousands of incinerated, blackened cadavers still adhered to the streets.

In the postwar decades, global architecture still adhered to the prewar tenets of the International Style.

Few would argue that Chinese lived better when officials still adhered to a rigid idea of socialist equality.

However, it added, the church still adhered to "a discriminatory policy of purposeful concealment" in its senior appointments.

Clothing still adhered to the body where it rested on the ground and some remnants even clung to the torso and legs.

Admittedly, it might have taxed Harry's imagination to come up with any entirely inoffensive costume that still adhered to the party's theme, which was "Colonials and Natives".

Crucially, I find I can put lipstick over the top and the colour still adheres.

But it still adheres to many of jazz's principles of interaction.

And many argue that the school still adheres to the Quaker way.

The family was more culturally Jewish than religiously so, says Berger, though she still adheres to the main Jewish festivals.

This regimen, which McLean still adheres to (minus the going-to-work part), was known as dawn patrol.