Sentence examples for dead nowadays from inspiring English sources

You hear it all the time from women, complaining how chivalry is dead nowadays, that men don't understand what we really want out of a relationship.

Rather it was: it is a dead art nowadays, embalmed with the entry of radio and speedy information bureaus which forward advance knowledge of post time at all the big races.

The majority of his explicit references to Plato are to be found in the work Against Celsus, a reply to a dead polemicist who is nowadays characterized as a middle Platonist, though Origen hints that he may have been an Epicurean (Against Celsus 1.8; see further Bergjan 2001).

Speaking of the people: You can't swing a dead Schrödinger's cat nowadays without hitting a citizen who's against benefit cuts.

Nowadays communism is dead, Shanghai is lurching back to life and Hong Kong is increasingly nervous about its future.

But I don't think romance is dead -- it just looks different nowadays because technology lets us communicate with each other way too much.

The hair of the dead is mostly relegated to DNA testing nowadays.

"Nowadays, volcanoes are either active or dead, and Mount Fuji isn't dead," said Tsutomu Takekawa, the mayor of Fujiyoshida.

Nowadays, having learned that ideology is either dead or an arbitrary system of signs, we analyze leaders by "putting ourselves in their shoes" — in other words, by assuming that everyone thinks the way we do.

Nowadays it is clearer that the ministry has been a dead hand holding back innovation and entrepreneurship.Ms Mazzucato laments that private businesses are too short-termist.

Everybody may own at least one cell phone nowadays, but that doesn't mean fixed line networks are dead.