Sentence examples for in their present day from inspiring English sources
These unresolved issues from childhood play out in their present day relationships, making them feel anxious and insecure, even when there is no need to feel this way.
In the film, the students are now young successful, engaged adults and they talk about the loss of him leaving, and his influence in their present day lives.
Lack of control in their present day was frequently reflected in fatalistic attitudes: P24: People used to be so desperate but I think now they are all disappointed.
Some songs, like "Chinese Envoy," once a spare, prickling dirge and now a boisterous electro-pop song, are almost unrecognizable in their present-day iterations.
How are physical and human geographical factors reflected in their present-day inhabitants?
The fact remains that nearly 100percentt of my Facebook respondents admit to having more deal breakers (some said many more) in their present-day lives.
Both are likely derived from a non-African ancestral clade at a similar time depth and both are largely confined to North and East Africa and the Middle East in their present-day geographic distribution.
Paucity of gained genes (81 orthogroups) during Stage II indicates that the genome of the free-living ancestor possessed most of the genes that were present in the common ancestor of apicomplexans and survived in their present-day descendants.
But how will the historians of tomorrow be able to objectively catalog and curate the numerous dog-whistle memes that have sprung up in recent years, while many of their present day users publicly deny any subtext?
By 1500 most of the farming communities had stabilized in roughly their present-day habitats, reaching their ecological frontier on the dry southern Highveld of South Africa and gradually clearing the coastal forests.
While Bran and the Three-Eyed Raven (Max von Sydow) visit a past vision of Winterfell, the cave in which their present-day bodies are staying is attacked by White Walkers and an army of wights.
