Sentence examples for still mercifully from inspiring English sources

Maurice East "Rye Lane is still mercifully ungentrified.

Where implants made by the now disgraced PIP are concerned, a link with cancer fatalities is still, mercifully, unproven.

The rising tally of dead roe and red deer is still mercifully small, but contested by local people who claim that it is being systematically under-counted.

'The little bastards will chomp anything, even window frames.' Forty-five minutes after take-off - our chopper windows still mercifully intact - we were on the ground with Trevor Mast, proprietor and winemaker.

It also spares her having to eat her famous motto from 2011: "If the euro fails, Europe fails" – as well as, for the time being, from having to let German voters in on the fact, commonplace among the cognoscenti but still mercifully hidden from the public, that the Greek rescue money will never be repaid.

Their voices glide and caress the material airily, if not quite with total youthful élan then still mercifully without any of the raggedness that can challenge older vocal harmony groups.

The cathedral is mercifully still standing.

History shows that wars still begin and, mercifully, end.

Iraq, mercifully, still has a few hurdles to overcome in its nuclear weapons program.

Before that, Roland Joffe's Vatel, a Louis XIV period piece mercifully still unreleased in the UK, reeked to high heaven.

Tony McCoy was mercifully still in one piece as he completed his last day's jump racing before the Cheltenham Festival.