Sentence examples for still repeatedly from inspiring English sources

Zellweger's real love life, rather like Jennifer Aniston's, is still repeatedly targeted for analysis.

Seventy years on, Wodehouse's actions in Germany are still repeatedly placed under the journalistic microscope.

The twins' family and lawyers have said they cleaned up their acts after the convictions, graduating from high school and starting college upstate, but were still repeatedly stopped by the police.

They acknowledge his capacity to paint well only grudgingly, if at all; the level of their grumpiness ("cruel," "affected" and "manipulative" are adjectives still repeatedly employed) seems to increase in proportion to his celebrity.

Despite smearing myself liberally with factor 50 sun cream I worried about getting horribly burned and although I was drinking 1.5 to 2 litres of water and electrolytes an hour, I still repeatedly ran out of liquid halfway to the next aid station, which took its inevitable toll on my pace.

As one engineering friend of mine told me this week, their startup has been fighting hard for every single hire – and still repeatedly losing despite a great product and excellent funding.

Still, people repeatedly recognize and name these oddities.

Still, he repeatedly suggested that the case was all but solved.

Still, he repeatedly praised the government of President Vicente Fox for "vigorously rooting out corruption in government and going after the cartels that operate so openly in Mexico".

Still, he repeatedly homed in on one of the company's most important talking points: Airbnb's victory was a win for the middle class.

Still, he repeatedly emphasized that Barnes & Noble understood that the future lay in digital sales, and introduced the Nook in 2009 to show that it could compete with its much younger rival.