Sentence examples for still because from inspiring English sources

More impressive still, because less studied, is Dobozy's prose.

Creepier still, because it sounds like real life.

Still, because it's a dream, Mr. Michieletto can play loose with the libretto's stage directions.

Hobbes was more pessimistic still, because he didn't believe in grace.

Still, because it was guaranteed by the government, Roosevelt feared that it could bankrupt the Treasury.

And they were slimmer still because of our mothers' respective backgrounds.

Still, because they knew of the "stigma" attached to Riverhead, they visited several times before committing.

Still, because of "some really profound consequences" to bad credit, modification is worth pursuing, he said.

And maintaining competitiveness will require running to stay still because of globalisation.

Still, because her breast tissue was unusually dense, the doctor ordered an M.R.I.

Still, because the policy does allow for individual gifts of "nominal" value, some backsliding has occurred.