Sentence examples for I've lately been from inspiring English sources

The American present being what it is, I've lately been exploring foreign TV from the past.

I've lately been rereading Montaigne, generally considered the first essayist, inspired by Sarah Bakewell's literary biography "How to Live".

— Joshua Rothman The American present being what it is, I've lately been exploring foreign TV from the past.

The one exception: I've lately been leaning more toward Plymouth gin ($18) in some of the classic cocktails I've been making.

Which is why I've lately been wondering, how does it feel truly not to know where you are? Are the guidebooks, GPS devices and Internet forums pointing us in the wrong direction?

I've lately been hearing things like "There's just something natural about women taking on the nurturing role in the home" coming out of the mouths of women's studies grads and Ivy League PhDs.

I'll be making several more rounds for holiday parties, and I have lately been exploring punches made with fortified wine.

As I write this article, I am in New York City, but I have lately been coming and going from Mexico City for work.

This provoked a public riposte from his old friend, who wrote: "I have lately been reading bushels of stuff about myself, generated by reviews of your book on Stalinism.

I'm quickly approaching the first anniversary of my thesis defense, grad-school departure, and the dawn of the new life that I have lately been chronicling.

To explore my motivations, I have lately been engaging in a series of hypotheticals.