Sentence examples for now one reads from inspiring English sources

Now one reads it and wonders if Watson had post-traumatic stress disorder.

"But now no one reads anymore".

"We are in a model now where no one reads privacy policies," Mr. Fowler said.

Everybody read the Bible compared to now, where no one reads it anymore".

Another big button manufacturer had 10,000 MacArthur buttons, in stock, with captions highly agreeable to the General's supporters & at least as appropriate now as in '48; one reads "America's Hero," the other "The Man of the Hour".

As one reads it now, there's a striking moment in "On the Road".

One beloved novel was Bulwer-Lytton's Last Days of Pompeii – I had no idea no one reads him now, or that he's accused of being the worst novelist to ever have disgraced the page.

That Matthew, Mark, Luke and John are now what one reads in Sunday school is nothing but an accident of history, an outcome of political maneuvering in smoke-filled rooms.

Things came to a head a year later, in 1765, when he, now forty-one, read the Swedish mystic Emmanuel Swedenborg (1688 1772).

And now one can read books with subtitles like the one Mr. Furedi put on his: "Why Ignoring the Experts May be Best for Your Child".

"Okay, I'm done now," one disjointed letter reads.