Sentence examples for nowadays perhaps from inspiring English sources
But I would argue that nowadays, perhaps sadly, grades are the gateway to a fulfilling life.
Nowadays, perhaps, this sounds like common sense; in 1945 it was a radical overturning of a patrician social order.
Nowadays, perhaps the most frequently seen name in Condrieu is Yves Cuilleron, who has his own domaine and a partnership with two other Rhone producers, François Villard and Pierre Gaillard.
Yet it is rarely performed nowadays, perhaps because until very recently Davies was producing new orchestral works at such a rate that there was no incentive for orchestras to explore his back catalogue.
Nowadays, perhaps owing to tax incentives that encourage local film production, it has become a paradise for dialect coaches and a cinematic stronghold of the kind of white, ethnic, blue-collar tribalism that used to flourish in movies about places like Philadelphia, Chicago and, of course, New York.
There is no moral presumption more fundamental to our society nowadays, perhaps, than that all humans should be treated and valued equally – and yet so utterly do we take this for granted that we can sometimes overlook just how culturally determined it is.
Still, mindless and heartless keyboard fluency is not uncommon nowadays and perhaps never was.
But there's also a lot more awareness nowadays so perhaps it is also that more people are coming forward for help".
But Firgi is booming nowadays, providing perhaps more thrills per square foot than any other corner of West Africa, thanks to an influx of the most unexpected kind of newcomers from next-door Nigeria.
It's an eerie, entertaining show, although more nostalgic than trailblazing nowadays – they perhaps never quite filled the gap where Donelly used to be, and Hersh's voice is coarser now.
Just as that breakthrough transformed western culture for ever, so too the rising consciousness of women across the Arab world nowadays is perhaps the most hopeful sign of slow but fundamental improvement.
