Sentence examples for I now that from inspiring English sources

First World War, the battle of historians Simon Heffer | New Statesman | 3 July 2014 We will get a more accurate picture of World War I, now that the last participants are dead.

Who am I now that I have it, and who will I be if I survive it?

In his book, Rosenthal groused, "I did not feel, nor do I now, that the sociologists and psychiatrists who commented contributed anything substantial to anybody's understanding of what happened that night on Austin Street".

"When I'm living here and it's my job, it's like, 'Who am I now that I've become a dishwasher?' " This is a sentiment Mr. Odnoha understands, but for now he feels content.

By Calvin Trillin The New Yorker, March 27, 2006 P. 44 I Now that it's fashionable to reveal intimate details of married life, I can state publicly that my wife, Alice, has a weird predilection for limiting our family to three meals a day.

And so if you want me to like your car but it's not the kind of car I tend to like well, I'm not going to like it, am I? Now that we have that straight, let me confess one of my proclivities: I like cars with character.

"If I die now, that's O.K. — I am satisfied".

I realise now that's what I wanted".

Well I have now, that's it.

I said: "Now, that boy is sick.

I thought now that is hardcore.