Sentence examples for still commented that from inspiring English sources

While disliking the "clunky, explainy" dialogue, Zalben still commented that, "for a die hard FRINGE fan like myself, this episode was crack.

Davitt Sigerson of Rolling Stone gave the song a more positive review, though calling it a "filler", she still commented that the song, along with "Speed Demon" is what makes Bad "richer, sexier, better than Thrillers forgettables".

Some prescribers who said they followed a particular guideline for asthma management still commented that they would like more information regarding management for this population.

Still, comments that Hillary reportedly made at the time — like calling Flowers "trailer trash" — have caused problems for her this year.

Still others commented that they learned to think about the perspective of the cadaver.

The tower and postern no longer stands, but 19th-century antiquary and engineer G. T. Clark made some notes on the structure while it was still standing and commented that it had mechanisms to lift supplies for the castle from the river.

But as a location-based stream of check-ins (that people could still comment on and like), it's potentially interesting.

Still, he comments that seeking a reflective equilibrium that merely irons out minor incoherence in a person's system of beliefs is not really the use of the method that is of true philosophical interest in ethics, just as we saw it might not be in the case of justifying logical inferences.

Formal teaching sessions were often perceived to lack authenticity and, therefore, limit learning; however, some participants commented that teaching sessions still provided a valuable opportunity to build knowledge and the curriculum was viewed as having the capacity to bring prescribing into focus for both students and teachers.

CNN has still not commented on that proposal, but in an interview with The Los Angeles Times published Sunday, Zucker similarly defended the network's coverage of Trump on the grounds that he's ahead in the polls and easily accessible. .

Interestingly, however, the authors commented that mental and physical perceptions of fatigue could still persist.