Sentence examples for still quite present from inspiring English sources

In short, I worry that you are keeping your higher instincts too separate from your lower, your adult self too separate from your childhood self (which is obviously still quite present).

"Good Shepherd" encompassed elements of both gospel and blues in its playing and showed that folk roots were still quite present in the Airplane's mixture of sounds and influences that led to psychedelic rock.

Low-light performance wasn't too shabby either, but the Ion's Exmor R sensor isn't a miracle worker — there was still quite a bit of grain present in shots taken in darker locales.

In the dorsal raphe nucleus we observed an age-dependent effect for PSA-NCAM, in line with the idea that aging is associated with a decrease in synaptic remodelling [68], although the adult rats in the present study were still quite young.

The three presented methods (currently still quite unconventional) are characterized by different field procedures and data processing.

Even with the validation data presented, it is still quite possible that NSC-87877 activates other pathways than what we have described.

The estimate of the benefits of controlling lead hazards presented in this paper is still quite conservative.

Reviewer comments The argument presented by the authors is still quite confused and does not tell a sufficiently sharp and complete story.

The legacy of the threadbare lie casts a shadow over our present, in which some black men still, quite reasonably, fear white women.

"Hiring is still quite weak".

It's still quite fragile.