Sentence examples for now seems complete from inspiring English sources
No cable channel now seems complete without an awards show, with Bravo presenting the "A-List Awards" and CNN honoring "Heroes" with a marquee event.
The quest for order would now seem complete: charts not only are rife with symmetries and patterns, but they also reflect a ratio that is considered one of the most beautiful in the natural world.
The de-sacralization continues and now seems nearly complete, which is why I cherish the ecclesiastical rituals of moviegoing even more.
But now, no public discussion seems complete without reference to schools.
By David Denby However brief, the Internet fire-up and fizzle of the past few years now seems a completed historical epoch — a period as saturated with romantic hope and folly as the Gold Rush or the Jazz Age.
However brief, the Internet fire-up and fizzle of the past few years now seems a completed historical epoch — a period as saturated with romantic hope and folly as the Gold Rush or the Jazz Age.
Now that the evolution from Indigo to Merge seems complete, the restaurant has one more surprise.
At five years of age Treve now seems to be the complete racehorse, able to travel behind any pace, sit anywhere, change up or down at any stage and still produce an unassailable burst of speed.
All that now seems unlikely to be completed before his field commanders finish their proposals for carrying out their marching orders.
