Sentence examples for that still thought from inspiring English sources

A half century later, the big buildings were either factories or town halls - symbols of a nation that still thought its industry led the world and its cities were the best managed in civilisation.

The other one didn't really want to be there – she'd have been more at home in one of those sprawling roundabout pubs that still thought college ID meant you were 18.

Such theories thrive in a society that still thinks transparency in public affairs is an oxymoron.

It must also challenge a youth culture that still thinks to do well in school is to "act white".

The brutal truth is that it is never going to work with McLeish in charge and anyone that still thinks otherwise is deluded.

More than that, it is a powerful answer to anyone that still thinks all computer games are mindless, childish or dull.

We are a nation that still thinks it's a bit racy to slice a banana on to our breakfast cereal.

However, Max Clifford said Knox will find herself at the centre of another disaster if she doesn't address the "half the world that still thinks she's guilty".

I do not believe in a pricing and distribution model that still thinks it's 1998.

Reporting progress to the outside world that still thinks in courses, credits, and grades.

"There is a lot of the world that still thinks the solution to help the developing world is to ship them more stuff," Malkin says.