Sentence examples for nowadays to be from inspiring English sources

"It's just hard for a moderate person nowadays to be a Republican," Ms. Lown said.

Fortunately for sellers, it's tougher nowadays to be disqualified on the basis of location.

If you don't see yourself as thrustingly ambitious, career-wise, what else is there, nowadays, to be ambitious about?

Microsoft seems nowadays to be selling people more complicated programs than they already possess, whereas we expect Google's good ideas to simplify our lives.

In France we have come nowadays to be identified with malaise as closely as in the old days we were associated with success.

Mrs Merkel's humour tends nowadays to be low-key and reserved for private occasions, or at least situations removed from the public glare.

Opera nowadays tends to be about big orchestras playing loudly.

The most common rejection letter nowadays seems to be silence.

I'm actually reasonably suspicious of opinions – they're everywhere nowadays, pretending to be facts.

"There" is nowadays likely to be increasingly large, powerful, energy-intensive, always-on and essentially out-of-sight data centers.

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