Sentence examples for still so powerful from inspiring English sources

But the precedent is still so powerful, so fresh, that every poor inning invites comparisons to last year, as if it should be parsed for clues that more disaster on its way.

But in his last images of himself, the shoulders that were still so powerful when he displayed them in Clouzot's adoring film had shrunk to the dried flatness of a mummy.

Her appointment by President Hamid Karzai three years ago as governor of Bamian was a bold move when jihadi leaders were still so powerful in the towns and countryside.

The mystery man is almost 400 years dead, and yet still so powerful that his words can collapse an audience in gales of laughter or make them walk out of the theatre in nauseated shock.

Unfortunately, Newsweek says, the radiation at the Fukushima plant is still so powerful it has proven impossible to find and remove blobs of melted fuel rods, a necessary step to letting humans reenter the reactors.

One of the drawbacks of cmdlines.txt is that it will not provide connectivity between the computer and the Active Directory but there are still so many powerful tasks that it can perform.

Defensive linemen who rely on power in college often struggle in the N.F.L. when they encounter blockers who are just as strong, but I think Still is so powerful that he'll find success with his bull rush in the pros.

And why is it, after so many years of liberation, that the queasy symbiosis of those two ideas is still so prevalent, and powerful, and profitable?

And while they are still so much less powerful than men, can they ever really have the freedom to play up to their own fantasies, rather than men's?

It's hard to believe that Microsoft was able to make the latest generation Xbox so compact, and yet still so much more powerful.

"Then there was: 'Freedom to write.' Then: 'That's America for you.' Then: 'I have to sit down.' Then: 'Me?' Then: 'I am a writer, I should know what to say.' Then: 'I don't know what to say.' So I think I am going to say those simple words, which should be worn out by use but are so powerful still: Thank you".