Sentence examples for still sums from inspiring English sources

That still sums up how many of us feel.

In his view, it still sums up the people of Detroit.

It's mad, it was made all those years ago but it still sums up the journey: like, how do you class something as grime?

Yet despite the veneer of novelty, Lampedusa's dictum from his novel The Leopard still sums up Italy's predicament: "If we want things to stay as they are, things will have to change".

Nowadays the room in question swaps between the original St James's Church, on the Dingle peninsula, Wilton's music hall, London, or, over the weekend just gone, the Glassworks in Derry; but that slogan still sums up the basic idea behind Other Voices – at the same time the smallest and the most revered of festivals in music.

Four years earlier, she had covered one of her first political campaigns, when Bobby Kennedy was running for senator in New York (an experience she still sums up as sharing a taxi with Gay Talese and Saul Bellow, to whom Talese said, "You know how every year there's a pretty girl who comes to New York and pretends to be a writer. Well, Gloria is this year's pretty girl").

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Updated at 1.36pm BST 1.10pm BST The judge is still summing up the case.

The argument of the piece — that the Canadiens still sum up the spirit of Quebec even in the absence of Quebecers — is slightly metaphysical.

My understanding of mindfulness is still summed up by the homily, "The past is history, the future's a mystery but today is a gift – that's why it's called the present".

When, five months later, his unfortunate guest was disinterred, she still summed up (except for the murderous cord tight around her throat and the awful action of time) the sartorial elements of the sociable summer tourist.

Because vanilla algorithms can still sum up to dumb decisions.