Sentence examples for is so now from inspiring English sources
The ruling junta's senior general, Than Shwe, was in charge before General Khin Nyunt's removal and is so now—so there will be no change of course.
The overcrowding is so now bad on Lampedusa that supplies of clothing, food and water for new arrivals has run out.
It's a very messy scenario, but I do think that even if it wasn't initially part of the larger war on terror it is so now, and will remain so for some time in the future.
From the bestowing of instant celebrity status to the Internet bullying and, finally, to the manner of the public declaration of his sexuality, this is a three-act morality play which is so "now" that it almost defines the 21st Century media age.
Nowadays, it seems obvious to many philosophers that if they are interested in the mind they should pay attention to neuroscience, but this was not at all obvious when Pat and Paul were starting out, and that it is so now is in some measure due to them.
He's so ancient, he must remember when typewriters were office equipment, not just amusing style accessories (the staff of US Vogue have apparently started a trend for typewriting notes, because email is, like, so last year and the past is so now. Or something).
"This is so easy now," he announced.
But language is so informal now.
"Life is so expensive now".
