Sentence examples for still recurring from inspiring English sources

"There are still recurring editorials in Civil War buff journals decrying any discussion of causes of the war, particularly slavery".

But he said that there have been still recurring doubts about his tennis future, recognizing that the stresses of the tour may have been a contributing factor to his heart issues.

Despite new promising drugs, patients are still recurring due to a failure to respond to treatment.

And yes, SaaS revenue has a few other quirks to it, but it's still recurring revenue on a contract, making its DNA quite similar.

Luckily for the "Supernatural" fans that Random Acts has inspired, Collins is still recurring on the cult hit, which begins its eighth season on Wed., Oct. 3 on The CW. His character, the angel Castiel, has had a fairly tumultuous journey since his introduction in Season 4, but Collins promised a little more equilibrium when the show returns.

It still recurs from time to time.

His childhood beatings still recur as post-traumatic flashbacks.

But in Baghdad and the provinces around it outrages still recur with numbing regularity.

Blackouts that she began having when her son was killed still recur periodically, she said.

But the long steamy silences can still recur, when everybody seems to have taken cover like moles.

The Holocaust, meanwhile, is our terrifying low point, a nightmare that still recurs all over world culture more than 60 years on.