Sentence examples for still the pattern of from inspiring English sources

Still, the pattern of the match seems clear.

Still, the pattern of wild and unwise spending may finally be reaching an end.

Still, "the pattern of outcomes from the courts is very hard to understand except in terms of corruption, and probably incompetence, in the court system," Mr. Baird said.

Still, the pattern of secrecy at the agency has been hard to break; even after Ms. Burke's ascension, it has battled in court to prevent the disclosure of patient records to Albany Law School, even though the school has a contract to monitor care of the disabled.

More specifically still, the pattern of veins inside their palm.

Still, the pattern of a Congress that governs from crisis to crisis is now all too familiar -- and predictable.

Still, the patterns of general health status in a population in the form of self-rated health are also essential in relation to early life socioeconomic conditions [ 3, 9].

More striking still was the pattern of consumption.

Still, while the pattern of camera's projector can be visible, in cloudy conditions for instance, the resulting sparse depth map is exploitable and allows good predictions.

"Even though it's a long time after, I can still hear the pattern of the gunshots," Johnson, 56, said, describing the six rounds she heard fired at a Mardis Gras parade she attended nine years ago.

The countryside around the village has been described as "an area where the whole landscape is a piece of history a valley where time has stood still and the pattern of woods and fields is much as it was 500 years ago".