Sentence examples for still everyday from inspiring English sources

But Williams denied it had become too sensational, saying the undercurrent of the programme was still "everyday life in the country".

The death of 17-year-old Raynard Johnson in southern Mississippi in 2000 is the best known of the cases Mr. Beauchamp revisits, and he paints a convincing, disturbing picture of a place where blatant, murderous racial hatred — and the possibility of being killed for dating white women – are still everyday facts of life.

There was an aristocratic Russia that still existed; everyday life was much the same.

Two of Williams's most expensive gambles, Alex Rios and Adam Dunn, will still be everyday players.

Of course relations have improved much since then, but history can still amplify everyday strains.

But inequity and injustice are still an everyday fact for many.

Despite the lofty expectations, Mr. Alvarez still has everyday challenges to meet.

Ms. Bruce found that residents in the capital, Riga, "still battle everyday corruption, disillusionment and a harsh economic climate".

Its website boasts that it is the oldest university in the English-speaking world, and some of the language still in everyday use is archaic.

Other re-introductions include the large copper butterfly, still an everyday summer sight in the 1800s, gradually reduced to nothing, and now a small imported colony of the Dutch sub-species is maintained at Woodwalton Fen.

Once there, she found herself increasingly drawn to the Grail's combination of social work, faith in action, and community living, and all of it possible while still wearing everyday clothes rather than a religious habit.