Sentence examples for now exist in a from inspiring English sources

I now exist in a solitude I did not court".

We now exist in a sea of radiofrequency (RF) radiation, never before seen in human history.

The city says that more than 50 arts and cultural groups now exist in a concentrated area around the academy.

This is one reason we now exist in a post-and-neo art world of revivals and comebacks.

What particularly fascinated Mr. Hoffman during his research, he said, was the notion of a biological mismatch between a human species whose genes evolved in a world of scarcity but that now exist in a world of abundance.

So begins a kind of test of morals, as players and agents who once played by the carefully scripted rules of the image-conscious N.F.L. and its union now exist in a world where anything goes.

These artists and records might have been considered groundbreaking first time around, but they now exist in an entirely risk-free environment, upgraded and calcified for our consumption.

After all, we now exist in an under-developing economy.

It now exists in a kind of twilight, a fading but still significant presence in American life.

Prostitution now exists in a legal gray area in Bulgaria, a small but important country for the European sex trade.

Permanently repeated on More4, Father Ted now exists in a bubble of time as well as its own pocket reality.