Sentence examples for In our current times from inspiring English sources

This animated explainer video gives a high-level snapshot of our analysis of bridging and breaking as possible responses in our current times.

There will be many "aha" moments... moments we frustratingly can't get to in our current times.

Yates Michaels explains, "In our current times everything is so visually stimulated, so I thought why not revert to the analog feel of sound, through the phone?

In the interests of documenting this phenomenon – that of someone very famous who is totally terrible at social media (actually something of a white whale in our current times) – I include below a few of Dr Alex's greatest hits so far, and explanations of why, if the point of social media as a celebrity is to get people to talk about you, he's actually doing very well indeed.

Do we need, in our current time, to have racist imagery stockpiled on us again and again?

It's difficult to do justice to this project here, so what I offer instead are some general reflections on my engagement with what Latour calls the "diplomatic negotiations" that are necessary in our current time.

For this episode of Common Good, we travel north to meet artist Tania Larsson, co-founder of Dene Nahjo, a group of young Dene who are pushing to keep Indigenous traditions alive in the Northwest Territories and outlining the crucial need to learn about their own culture in our current time.

They can also allude to our current times, in which we have never before been so scrutinized while also being so anonymous and depersonalized.

They can also allude to our current times, in which we have never before been so scrutinised while also being so anonymous and depersonalised.

Having been part of the Oxford community for three years, I often wonder what story will be told in 2812 about our current time, when the University of Oxford will double its current 800 year-old existence.

Hopefully Johnson's Minton's will also serve as a cultural refuge in our current troubled times.