Sentence examples for so much nowadays from inspiring English sources
He does not use the tag so much nowadays, but the ideas linger on.
"There is some virtue in museums not being alike because people travel so much nowadays," noted Sir Nicholas Serota, the Tate director.
Hassey, from Thetford, Norfolk, adds: "People are getting away with so much nowadays that people turn a blind eye to that.
"In the media you see so much nowadays of people who have come from nothing or have failed so much in life and yet they have been successful.
The announcer asks if he hasn't grown cyncical because children know so much nowadays, etc; but Uncle Dick retains his dignity.
It isn't so much fun nowadays, Lord Glenconner insists.
Putting his finger on Greene's unique selling point, he pointed out that the play could not fail because: "There seems to be nothing we so much relish nowadays as a good, brisk chat about Evil".
So far, I said to myself, so good". So says Jake, Iris Murdoch's writer-protagonist in her novel "Under the Net". What a wonderful surprise it is to open a novel and feel that wind blowing - especially when so much fiction nowadays carries the whiff of stuffy rooms, or, to switch metaphors, the bad breath of a hundred other indigestible junk-food books.
At least Waugh was unapologetic about this, saying that "the novelist deals with the experiences which excite his imagination", and adding that "class consciousness, particularly in England, has been so much inflamed nowadays that to mention a nobleman is like mentioning a prostitute 60 years ago.
We have so much technology nowadays, but healthcare is living in the 1960's", Cascio remarks.
