Sentence examples for not so current from inspiring English sources

After a section in which the fictional events are intertwined with the events of Sept. 11, Danny comes right out and explains, "I'm a fiction writer — meaning that I won't ever write about the Sept. 11 attacks, though I may use those events, when they're not so current, and then only in the context of a story of my own devising".

I'm not so current with all of these poppy-ish tunes because I'm always focusing on my own music pretty much.

Not so their current release, 'Shut Up and Let Me Go'.

Big fields with no prospects for future discovery got money, while smaller places with greater potential but not so much current production were left behind.

The devices expected to drive this 131percentt annual growth in mobile data are not so much current 3G mobile handsets, but next-gen "3.5G and above" (in green), as well as laptops and other portable computers (in orange).

Each time I look through job listings, there is a small, and sometimes not so small current running through my mind, spitting out potent little charges that are meant to dissuade me from even applying.

A limitation of the current research is that younger people were not represented and so current findings may not be generalizable to this section of the population.

For not so large fault current, the proposed SFCL limits the current by the inductive component by the normal transition of the flux shielding coil (secondary), and for larger fault current, it can give the resistive component additively by the normal transition of the primary coil.

Not so in my current community, though.

Not so, says the current director of the proms, Nicholas Kenyon.

Its economy, however, is not so speedy: on current forecasts it will finish the year with the slowest average growth rate since 2000 in the Americas behind even earthquake-stricken Haiti.