Sentence examples for present day though from inspiring English sources
Such "disappearances" have continued to the present day, though on a smaller scale, despite the restoration of democracy in 1986, according to rights advocates.
It doesn't tell us much about how we should think of fairy tales in our unenchanted present day, though.
Because of its conceptual simplicity and ease of application, this model has remained a mainstay in the field up to the present day, even though some of its assumptions can be criticized as unrealistic (15).
At times, it will speak as though from the present day; at other times, as though from an age in which its audience might well have grown up in roundhouses.
They sell a wide range of shoes from the 1930s to the present day, and even though prices are a little higher for some styles, I still find them worth every penny.
Though present day humans have at most only a few percent Neanderthal DNA each, when added together, the global population carries about a fifth of the Neanderthal genome.
It means being deliberate and purposeful about the long-term future of your organization even though it will involve present day disruptions and even risks.
"Dan Fogelman, our creator, said to me that no matter what, even though Jack is dead in the present day, that I'm not going anywhere," he explained.
Though he is planning a historical novel, it will have much to say about the present day.
Her influence continues to the present day.
