Sentence examples for still thankfully from inspiring English sources

The unemployed are still (thankfully) in a minority and are poorly organised.

Italians outside of government — still, thankfully, a majority — are suitably outraged.

Live, the spangly Starsmith-induced production makes way for something more spartan, though still, thankfully, catchy.

But the lake's tastiest fish, the guapote (pronounced wa-PO-tay) is still thankfully abundant.

The Earthly Leonard is still, thankfully, dancing around the wheel of desire, like the rest of us, eluded by enlightenment.

Much as the government might, on this occasion, have relished the idea of this admonitory process being broadcast more widely, Britain still thankfully doesn't do show trials.

"Our house is still standing, thankfully," said Harue Miyasaka, the village leader's wife and, at 61, Ogama's youngest inhabitant.

A neighbor from the next farmhouse over strode out to find the city idiots who had left their children — still asleep, thankfully — alone to go looking for frogs.

The ancient oaks are still there, thankfully, as are the whortleberries, and they all enjoy a fantastic view out over the Bristol Channel.

But there is still - thankfully - wild, untamed Malaysia: jungle and reef, mountain and rainforest, river and ridge.

Unaccustomed as I was (and still am, thankfully) to sharing water with dangerous large felines, it took me years to work out the meaning behind the expression; when the jaguar goes to drink, let's find out who else has the courage to quench their thirst.