Sentence examples for except nowadays from inspiring English sources

Except nowadays you don't need a Linda Tripp covertly recording your intern to get caught, all you need is a slip of the keyboard and an innocent "d" turns into the scandalous "@" taking down your reputation down with it.

Except nowadays it is, at least when it comes to passports.

This lot still exist on the same, old-fashioned message board, except nowadays the conversation is all about moving out of London because we're old.

The battle goes on, except that nowadays it is waged between parliament and the executive branch of government in Whitehall.

Except pensioners nowadays count among their number the likes of Keith Richards and Mick Jagger; they're a generation unlikely to purchase the Crimplene and elasticated waists on offer.

On the face of it, cellphones would seem to be less hazardous, except that nowadays virtually every driver seems to have one.

It might have been a scene from the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan, except that nowadays it is America that is providing the refurbished Mi-35 Hind helicopters that once terrorised the Afghan countryside, and training (or retraining) their Afghan crews.

A fully formed musical talent when she emerged in the mid-1970s withethithit "Poetry Man," she has changed little since then, except that nowadays she rations out her arsenal of vocal pyrotechnics more discreetly and to more precise expressive effect than she used to.

But then considering how crowded and viciously thin the margins in the smartphone space nowadays (iPhones excepted), the barren hinterlands of VR probably induced sensations of wild relief in HTC's management.

She's interested in nothing nowadays except nylons and lipstick and invitations".

Wilde wrote, "We have really everything in common with America nowadays, except, of course, language," and Shaw spoke of "two nations divided by a common language".