Sentence examples for being today from inspiring English sources
"Not a memory, softened and romanticized by time, of his youth, but Tennessee trying to describe his state of soul and state of being today and now.
Whereas most rock types are timeless, in the sense that they come into being today in the same way that they have for eons, iron formations are, in a manner of speaking, extinct.
The name refers not (as is often presumed) to this specific work but to a common traditional type of devotional image, this work being today the most famous example.
Despite all the intellectual assertions to the contrary, the fact that a strong Turkish literature has come into being today is due to the writers with intellectual dignity who have strengthened our literature.
Whereas most rock types are timeless, in the sense that they come into being today in the same way that they have for aeons, iron formations are, in a manner of speaking, extinct.
HIGHLIGHTS What African Union Hopes to Achieve Principles to be adopted by the African Union, which will come into being today: INTERVENTION -- Member states agree that the body has the right to intervene in member states in cases of genocide, war crimes or gross violations of human rights.
While we believe that consumption inequality has in fact declined, our larger, more central, and most important point is that middle-class Americans are today far better off economically than they were 30 or 40 years ago, regardless of how their well-being today compares to that of rich Americans.
