Sentence examples for now in context from inspiring English sources

One telling the other (and all readers) to suspend judgement until the complete picture... in October... puts what is written here, now, in context seems less than encouraging.

His optimism then puts his testimony now in context.

In chapter seven, Tessman continues the consideration of unthinkable actions, but now in contexts of relationships beyond those of intimates.

The dictionary is more accessible than ever for those struggling to master Russian--words are now shown in context to help users select the most appropriate translation.

Silly as Facebook's "democracy" may now seem in context, the conflation of voting and self-governance has caused serious international relations issues.

These samples were collected and archived in the period from 70' of the 20th century till now, usually in context of the interventions of restoration and the connected scientific examinations.

However, we did find three useful studies which we now consider in context.

But I wanted to address his notion now in the context of the intense push to interpret the current superstorm in the context of action on greenhouse gases, and my reaction to it on the blog so far.

Now, in the context of the Syrian civil war and a destabilised Iraq, as well as a regional context of ferment and change, the gap between informal and formal powers in the Middle East is narrower than before.

What strikes me now, in this context, is Inman's characterisations of the two.

Now in that context, how can we interpret the convolution property?