Sentence examples for still you think from inspiring English sources

Still, you think, this is contemporary dance.

Still, you think, "Blurred Lines" is a must, a necessary acknowledgment of the sound of the summer.

Still, you think of Thomas More's boy: offspring of a scholar all Europe admired, and poor young John can barely stumble through his Pater Noster.

Both the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) and her family had advised him to keep quiet, but "still you think: I should have tried to protect her.

The classic one, which I mention in the piece, is when you're studying Hodgkin's disease, you feel behind your ears or in your neck, and you feel little pea-size lymph nodes — everyone's got them, and you know that, but, still, you think you're the next star in "Love Story".

Still, you thought it was secure?

Still, you can think about which comments you post, and who is able to view them.

When you first go out and start doing stuff, you don't even have a sense of what you're doing, but you still think you do.

But still, what do you think of Marbury?

But still, it makes you think.

Should the mayor still -- you still think the mayor should be withholding?