Sentence examples for nowadays could be from inspiring English sources

In contrast with the self-conscious quality of the current Broadway production, this "Kiss Me, Kate" has an old-fashioned eagerness to entertain that nowadays could be perceived as naivete.

A hundred years ago, your dictatorial President Porfiro Díaz supposedly remarked, "Poor Mexico, so far from God and so close to the United States", which nowadays could be revised to, "Painful Mexico, so far from peace and so close to the numbness of the United States".

Texas is also more reliant on the sales tax nowadays, which could be helpful if lower gas costs lead people to spend more money elsewhere.

Die has a modified rock-chick dress sense unchanged from her 20s: she's a looker, but senses that nowadays people could be looking for the wrong reasons, and it's dawning on her that the badass routine works only when people fancy you.

Perhaps nowadays we could be a little more empathetic and simply refer to this as misguided.

Nowadays, PGD could be offered for any disorder for which molecular testing can be performed.

"Nowadays, the penalty could be as high as $25,000.

Nowadays, your business could be spread before you even get a chance to put your panties back on".

In this context, advanced uncertainty quantification and robust optimization methodologies are nowadays available and could be used during the ORC turbine design process in order to account for multiple uncertainties.

Nowadays, such imagery could be wordlessly conveyed in a sixteenth of a second on a screen, but the modern reader has nostalgia for the slow-moving quill that traces the observations of the lingering eye — as if to say that every face, if correctly seen, is worthy of Mount Rushmore.

Nowadays, women who could be writing are doing a million and one other things, but in the mid-20th century, women stayed home and took to writing.