Sentence examples for nowadays seemed from inspiring English sources

People in relationships nowadays seemed to retain their secrets like bank deposits — they always set some aside, in case they might need them to spend on someone new.

Michael had met him a month earlier, on Grindr, expecting nothing from his "hello there" message — always expecting nothing, and feeling lecherous and gross and in over his head, forty-seven years old but only two years clear of the proverbial closet, which nowadays seemed as antiquated as an armoire.

The most common rejection letter nowadays seems to be silence.

"All money nowadays seems to be produced with a natural homing instinct for the Treasury".

The Mafia nowadays seems a cartoonish threat, the domain of Mario Puzo and neurotic dons.

When I remember the old days, life nowadays seems all right.

THE only predictable thing about stockmarkets nowadays seems to be their tendency for violent swings.

IF THE first casualty of war is truth, the first victor nowadays seems to be satellite television.

The treason they're supposed to have committed doesn't nowadays seem to me to be a particularly important crime.

(Most big-budget productions nowadays seem to have one, and the pilot is invariably named, alongside accountants and publicity agents).

Since they appeared on the scene, there's been a striking improvement in American distance running, and young runners nowadays seem much less intimidated by their African competition.