Sentence examples for even now often from inspiring English sources

The story has scant basis in fact, but it is even now often repeated, so neatly does it chime with the view that female opera singers, with their famous freedoms, are the ­enemies of "serious" (male) composers.

Even now, she often stays with her son and coaches the Durham Senior Divas, a cheerleading squad.

Even now, he often limps into huddles, but he runs pass patterns the way they appear in the game plan.

Even now, papers often display a "not invented here" mentality, treating their sites as walled gardens, devoid of links to other news outlets.

I never had to deal with the kinds of bullying that, even now, is much too often in the headlines.

Even now, the differences often remain.

Political uses of the celebration continue even now, with Ganesh often portrayed as favoring one party's ideology over another.

Even tin shanties now often have many storeys.

Even now people are often physically in one place but immersed in a virtual world online.

Ciccarone noted a telling phenomenon in fentanyl world: even now, these drugs often have no real street name.

With women back then and even now, there's often a tone deafness when it comes to women of color within the women's movement.