Sentence examples for still generations from inspiring English sources

Still, generations have wondered what prompted the most celebrated general of the Second World War to leave the White House with a warning about the military.

When it comes to more advanced technologies like robotics and semiconductors, Chinese companies are still generations away from catching up with the west.

Without a major change in our stereotypes about women and men, true equality is still generations away.

"There are still generations of people, older people, who were born and bred and marinated in it, in that prejudice and racism, and they just have to die," she said.

"Everything is changing in the city, but still, generation after generation, it continues," said Mahmoud Qais al-Arousi, a 65-year-old builder, as he stood watching his workers mix masonry outside Mr. Othaim's home.

Still, generation of novel mAbs is a relevant issue, even though antiviral drugs, such as boceprevir and telaprevir, are currently in clinical use.

"All that mighty heart is lying still... .. Generations of grateful students and admirers share in this great sorrow.

The trench warfare of World War I still lay generations in the future.

But joy and laughs in this region are still fleeting; generations of enmity and mistrust rule.

Still, subsequent generations do not seem to have objected to the Giants' recent string of successes.

Still, for generations, singers of "Winterreise" have held audiences spellbound with song alone, operating in the usual concert format.