Sentence examples for what still feels from inspiring English sources

Employment is not the problem in what still feels a relatively prosperous part of the midwest.

The city is still a heat-sink, and it will be a while before the subways lose what still feels like mid-July's steam.

It will require more than a ceremonial pitch to transform what still feels a bit like a giddy romance into a deep and abiding partnership.

"It must compete in the same global markets, defend itself from the same threats and navigate what still feels like a fragile economic recovery.

And while the hardware startup's decently reviewed debut device had a lot of room for improvement, it's a solid foundation for tackling what still feels a bit like the wild west of home automation.

Potential cult heroes can be found everywhere in what still feels, somehow, like a nascent Premier League campaign.

I decided to take this as an auspicious omen for what still felt like an unknown trip.

In a summer cottage they have at East Hampton, though, there is one magnificent Léger, which they acquired by what Murphy still feels to be a small miracle.

She was one of seven students suspended for three months in March 1941 for standing up for what she still feels was a just cause: protesting the university's complicity in discrimination against black athletes.

Here is what I said then, and what I still feel: "There is a malady to which poets are susceptible, and to which they rarely admit, except to themselves, and even then only reluctantly.

"As soon as we sat down and started talking about what he had been through and what he still felt about literature, I just knew," Ms. Walsh said.