Sentence examples for still appropriately from inspiring English sources
My favorite bar is across the street, still appropriately called "Meine Bar".
The service, while still appropriately formal, feels warmer and more gracious.
How well Starbucks handles the logistics of preparing hot and cold drinks and food ahead of time so that they're still appropriately hot or cold when the customer arrives to collect them is one logistics question here.
Goldberg (2013) agrees but has argued that a philosopher who knows there are "epistemic peers" on the opposite side of an issue can still appropriately adopt an attitude of regarding her own view as defensible because that attitude does not imply that the person believes her view is correct.
It's a shame, because some things are still appropriately pared down: the nightclub set derived from the original ballet makes sense in the tiny bits of narrative linking that Tharp has imposed.
To the Editor: In 1947, millions of New Yorkers received smallpox vaccinations, an accomplishment still appropriately held up as an example of public health planing and mobilization.
One day Gauguin said, 'Let's paint Cézannes' and the results, hanging in the show, are a series of still lifes appropriately composed of fruit, vegetables and crockery.
Professor of linguistics at Massachusetts Institute of Technology President Obama should provide Edward Snowden with a form of clemency that would permit him to return home to the United States – and still more appropriately in my view, remove all threats of criminal investigation as well.
Thus, the mimetic approach cures some difficulties of the traditional triangular C-grid discretization but may still need appropriately tuned viscosity to filter small scales and high frequencies in solutions of full primitive equations when these are excited by nonlinear dynamics.
The elevator trim tab was still set appropriately for a shallow climb after take-off.
Ommatidial precursors in which the R3 and R4 fates are reversed, such that the equatorial cell adopts the R4 fate and the polar cell adopts the R3 fate, yet the cluster still rotates appropriately with respect to those fates, gives rise to D/V inversions (Fig. 1B).
