Sentence examples for means nowadays from inspiring English sources

Ofili says that he was trying to do something sincere - whatever sincerity means nowadays.

I'm a little bit more conscious of what it all means nowadays".

"Goes to show you what someone's life really means nowadays," said Quintina Clarke, 18, who lives in an adjacent first-floor apartment with her mother and three siblings.

Michael Clarke, the director of the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI), another think-tank, struggles to find evidence of strategic thinking that goes much beyond being America's "most loyal ally"—and says there has been little reflection on what that notion actually means nowadays.

And what do we mean nowadays by "defence"?

Watching Ms. Spears sing, dance and act can leave you wondering what is meant nowadays by the concept of talent.

I mean, nowadays, only animated stuff, like "The Simpsons" and "South Park," can get away with that level of anger and bile and that sort of dim world view — but with them it goes down easier because they're cartoons.

But the court also said no corporation was permitted to use "elaborate and devious" means — known nowadays as "gimmicks" — for the express purpose of evading taxes.

Chamber music and chamber-orchestral concerts in London are by no means unenterprising nowadays, but our large orchestras find it desperately difficult to hold their heads above water without courting wide popularity by stale and repetitive programmes.

The hijacking of the "eco" label by tourism businesses riding cheaply on the green wave means that nowadays you're unlikely to see the word ecotourism used in British tour operators' brochures.

But for some reason this means that nowadays Detroit ships the good jobs overseas, and I'm not convinced the vehicles come out better, faster and cheaper.