Sentence examples for still groundbreaking from inspiring English sources

This was still groundbreaking, immensely imaginative stuff; all of which makes Coppens's low-key celebration, akin to a gruff post-coital rollover, even more endearing.

It is a fun exhibition, if you find yourself in Paris to see it: dynamic to a degree that London audiences take for granted, but which is still groundbreaking in the more traditional environs of French curating.

She's a pioneer in nanotechnology, she teaches brilliant young students and still does groundbreaking research.

Indeed, sales aside, what Coke has done is still clever, even groundbreaking.

But it's still a groundbreaking change.

But it was still a groundbreaking moment: the first paid product placement on British television.

Gay characters being on TV in their own right is still, sadly, groundbreaking stuff.

Still, the groundbreaking nature of the CTI-CFF itself, and the consequent progress toward multi-jurisdictional vertical (see " Integrating plans across governance levels") and horizontal (see " Planning across governance boundaries") cooperation, demonstrates that high-level reform for marine conservation is possible.

He still shows sceptical students those groundbreaking early episodes created by another gay man, Tony Warren.

The two books, collected in one volume in 1992 under the title Essentials of Classic Italian Cooking, are still considered by many as groundbreaking.

Most of us are up and at 'em by 7 30, but the idea that others are still in bed is not exactly groundbreaking.