Sentence examples for now proverbial from inspiring English sources

The concept of mourning befits all of Richter's work if we zero in on the third of the now proverbial five stages of grief: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance.

In the 1960s, Wigner (1967) followed up on this proposal,[8] coining his now proverbial example of "Wigner's friend".

It's easy enough to drop the (now decidedly proverbial) needle and find out for myself.

Bad deals were made, some lies were told, the peoples of the various member countries were bludgeoned into compliance often without being consulted, and now the proverbial chickens are coming home to roost.

Our house is empty now, that proverbial nest abandoned.

So now the proverbial S is hitting the fan on every front.

Since important media types are throwing around this term, I assume it is now the proverbial "new normal," and I'm going to start using it too, despite it being a totally clumsy way to deal with a difficult issue.

Since important media types are throwing around this term, I assume it is now the proverbial "new normal," and I'm going to start using it too, never mind how it is totally contrary to the way we all normally think about race.

The mundane dross and noise of life drops away and the only place that matters is the proverbial now.

"Detroit right now is the proverbial falling knife you are trying to grab," said John Casesa, a principal in consulting firm Casesa Shapiro Group in New York.

With a Champions League place now in the proverbial bag, the already-not-exactly-tightfisted Manchester City are preparing for the mother of all spending sprees.