Sentence examples for now continually from inspiring English sources

We are now continually awed by ourselves.

Mickelson now continually finds his voice has a wider meaning.

Christies, Dugot said, was now continually educating staff and clients on the handling of restitution claims.

"How do we stop young Muslims becoming radicalised?" is the question we now continually ask.

But by updating its devices just once a year means Apple is now continually having to play catch-up.

Cloud-based systems now continually touch us through everything from Google searches and phone apps to our own corporate software.

And in my experience, the compliments relating to my now continually-morphing mane flow as freely as tea at the Women's Institute.

The Fed could convince investors, as it has until now, by continually expanding its stimulus campaign.

Although the choreographer Alexei Ratmansky — who came to fame as the Bolshoi's artistic director — has been an artist of the West for three years now, he continually reverts to Russian music and Russian themes.

In a recent book, "American Literature in a Culture of Creative Destruction" by Philip Fisher, a professor of literature at Harvard, this spirit is seen as one of the guiding themes of American literature: the "apparent completeness and perfection of the world just as it is now" is continually overturned.

Urban environments 'are now being continually forged and re-forged in (sensorial), informational, and communicative processes.