Sentence examples for now was defined from inspiring English sources

He added: "The biggest difference of all between then and now was defined... by (former home secretary) David Blunkett when he described the 'worship' of the 'cult of youth' by modern TV bosses as 'an unstoppable fetish'.

THE here and now are defined by astronomy and geology.

This was the defining game and Spain can now be defined only with ever-increasing superlatives.

Harvard now is "defined by diversity" as Jeffrey Rosen, a student speaker, said Friday.

For all the shifts on the death penalty, its status now is defined by two things.

The scales for sample_flux may now be defined using the covariance results from get_covar_results, using the command directly, as shown below, or the 'matrix' variable defined above.

Present Occupy protests are now being defined by a bewildering set of law enforcement strategies – and current practices display a worrying new trend.

It will stamp him as the dominant heavyweight of the post-Tyson era, which can now be defined as post-1990, when Tyson lost his title to Buster Douglas.

He has also referred to it as "the party of no," correctly noting that Republicans right now are defined negatively, by all they're against.

But a valid wff of LPC may now be defined as one that has the value 1 in every LPC model.

If the generic function already has a method that agrees with the method being defined on parameter specializers and qualifiers, defmethod replaces the existing method with the one now being defined.