Sentence examples similar to always been now from inspiring English sources
The only time for action is -- and will always be -- now.
Marriage has always been, is now, and always will be the union of one man and one woman in a lifelong, life-giving union.
"When you visit France what strikes you now is that those killing fields have always been and are now agricultural fields.
a) Firstly, when understood as a description of the country's cultural reality, Canada always was, is now and always will be multicultural.
Odets, who had always been adrift, now was just swamped.
Asian pianos have always been cheaper; now their quality is improving fast.
To paraphrase the Eighth Amendment, executions have always been cruel; now they are unusual, too.
She had always been impressive; now she had become open and approachable.
Ferry, you see, has always been ancient; now he is old.
The nonblockbuster business has always been tough; now it's close to Darwinian.
He'd always been talented, now he is suddenly everywhere: aggressive, dynamic, determined.
