Sentence examples for which still seems from inspiring English sources

It's a matter of Memorial Day, which still seems a long way off.

Those cases helped stoke national anxieties about a new wave of homegrown militants, evidence of which still seems incidental.

One detail which still seems unclear is how much of the indemnity the government will be putting forward.

We leave after 10 or so minutes of this routine, which still seems a long way from reaching a conclusion.

In Afrikaans (which still seems to be the unofficial first language here), it's known as the Wynmot.

One result was to delay her confirmation, which still seems virtually certain in the long run since Democrats control the committee as well as the full Senate.

They offered $1 million, which still seemed staggeringly high.

Then came a tune with a half-time Latin groove, which still seemed noticeably unsettled.

Even so, the bill -- which still seemed inevitable just a few weeks ago -- took forever to get done.

Unlike the cell blocks, which still seem temporary, this prison is designed so that prisoners can be held indefinitely.

There is also a debate over to what degree the committees reflect or drive the protests, which still seem largely spontaneous, even after months of organizing.