Sentence examples for of then and from inspiring English sources

It was impossible to avoid the parallels of then and now.

He acknowledged that misjudgments might have been made about the Newark of then and now.

It was unheard of then, and today there are still only a handful of full-time club coaches.

Choppers to be proud of, then – and famous for the right reason: because they made his smile so beautiful.

"There's no difference between the mindset between the Cosmo woman of then and now," its editor, Louise Court, explains.

There is going to be an awful lot of then and now in the World Series that starts tomorrow at Yankee Stadium.

But the conceit of then-and-now Chanel suits side by side in a white box isn't a recipe for lively conversation.

The two resulting eras are presented not chronologically but mostly as a series of then-and-now diptychs: Clark Gable opposite Leonardo DiCaprio, Fred and Adele Astaire opposite the Olsen twins, H. G. Wells opposite Tom Wolfe.

Students are often surprised to realize that Duke University's undergraduate classes were integrated only as recently as 1963 and frequently engage in fruitful discussions of then-and-now comparisons of student apathy and activism, student body diversity, and the role of students in the university community.

Getty Images photographer Peter Macdiarmid has created a powerful series of then-and-now photos that contrast scenes from 1944 with those of the present day.

Direct comparison of then- and posttest ratings also yielded slightly higher performance gain than sequential ratings, but this effect was negligibly small.