Sentence examples for is today even from inspiring English sources

Her ability to ask questions like "Why do you always grab your crotch?" has helped make her whatever she is today, even if Ms. Kelley cannot explain why Ms. Winfrey is so enduringly popular.

But the experience of attending a game in those days wasn't nearly the wallet-stunner it is today, even adjusting for inflation (no one had to pay $20 for parking, for example).

Well, he has pretty much dedicated his whole life so far to getting where he is today, even to the extent of sacrificing things like fun, mates, or anything which might stop him "reaching his potential".

When Mae Young set out, women's wrestling wasn't the lubricious spectacle it is today – even though she was quite a beauty in her early years, and had her share of sexually suggestive moves (notably the "bronco buster", in which she reared back and forth as she squatted on the chest of a floored foe).

But your investments may have done well and your income could be higher than it is today, even without you working (this is not a terrible problem to have, obviously).

Puppet Labs started out as a self-funded operation at a time when seed funding was not as commonplace as it is today, even less so outside of the tech-venture-friendly avenues of Silicon Valley.

But Rome is where the action is this summer, even for non-Jubilee activity.

"Bedtime for most of us is late evening through the year.

Never mind better, was 1984 even different?

Old places are yesterday, even if as in Venice old places are their key asset.

It was February 1998, even before the dispute over the Alaska project had played out.