Sentence examples for nowadays we would from inspiring English sources

"Nowadays we would call it a humanitarian disaster," the author wrote.

Nowadays, we would call this recycling, but at the climax of the Cold War it felt more like eternal readiness.

Nowadays, we would all choose the calculator or a solid-state equivalent.

Nowadays, we would say that chocolate must be represented in our minds if it is chocolate that we desire.

But these principles require us to think of the good as somehow imperatival (nowadays we would say 'deontic'), because otherwise there would be no explanation of our ability to extract an 'ought' from a 'good' — and nobody thinks of the good as imperatival in that way.

Who would have thought decades ago that nowadays we would be able to connect to the Internet using a smartphone and having a cup of coffee in a café?

There was a greatness and a power about him, and you think if we had some of that nowadays, we'd be in better shape.

My family had strolled in almost by accident, which shows how long ago this was; nowadays we'd have to book 10 years in advance.

As people seek out their neighbours to discuss the situation you realise why Rapture is set in the 1980s; nowadays we'd all just be on Twitter.

Nowadays, we'd expect the inventor of such an iconic bit of Americana to publish an autobiography and make regular appearances on the Food Network, but Wakefield didn't grandstand.

But nowadays, we'd rather stare at the Magic Wand all day long.