Sentence examples for still natural from inspiring English sources

That's still natural law.

Still, "natural" downgrades her subtlety.

Still, natural gas production was flat and oil production was moderately lower in the latest quarter, disappointing Wall Street analysts.

Worse still, natural spillage leaves the bottom of the bath seemingly coated in Ready Brek and in need of an unrelaxing session with the Cillit Bang.

Still, natural light, a rarity in American museums, floods four of the galleries, underscoring the bright, airy feel of the rooms.

"When do we declare the policy a failure?" Fire-management experts like Professor Minnich, who has compared fire histories in San Diego County and Baja California in Mexico, say the message is clear: Mexico has smaller fires that burn out naturally, regularly clearing out combustible underbrush and causing relatively little destruction because the cycle is still natural.

It can then iron out differences across the image, producing idealized but still natural-looking corn ears or brick walls, or amplify the differences, making them more evident to the naked eye.

Looking away once in a while for a second is still natural--there's no need for a rock-steady gaze, but if you find yourself saying entire sentences while staring away from the person you're speaking to then there's room for improvement.

This is still a natural reaction.

Most weavers still use natural dyes.

Still, the natural one managed to sequester more carbon.