Sentence examples for which still appears from inspiring English sources

First, they point to the mail delivery business, which still appears woefully inefficient.

In 1946, Anand founded the arts magazine Marg (the word means "pathway" in Sanskrit), which still appears and has set high standards in art criticism.

She said it would be difficult to make a case for a sustained pick-up in prices without a recovery in mortgage lending, which still appears to be some way off.

When Tony was brought to television, the character was animated and began speaking, shouting the now familiar slogan, "They're gr-r-reat!!!," which still appears on Frosted Flakes packages.

Blinking slowly, rooted to their perches, they looked more wistful than wise, dreaming, perhaps, of flying squirrels, on which they like to dine in the wild, or of extinction, which still appears their likeliest fate.

Strong leaders make governments and influence the tone and sometimes the character of the country, I believe, and the personality of Bevan would have inspired that major part of our society which still appears to lack the confidence and high ambition found in comparable countries.

But it is necessary to watch carefully for new shoots from the old stock, which still appear from time to time, in order to cut them down.

These annotations, which still appear on blogs, are aggressive and witty, and they nearly always end with a highhanded, Tory-style Q.E.D.; gloating about gotchas is mandatory.

Hence the quiet dropping of the Mexican, Indian and black elements, which still appear in the original non-ideological westerns – for instance, Buffalo Bill's show.

And yet Enron appears to be willing to sell out for about $10 a share, or less than six times its reported profits, which still appear to be growing.

After the previous season's geometric rigor, which still appeared on the painterly backdrop of the designer's installation, Mr. Saunders proved why his men's wear, in just two seasons, already has sprouted to 20 percent of his business.