Sentence examples for some nowadays from inspiring English sources

Or, as W.E.B. du Bois wrote nearly a century ago, "modern commerce and industry was founded" on the labor of people who came from what some nowadays blithely refer to as trash countries.

Mr Benson added: "We would expect to see some nowadays in the winter, but this was just mind-blowing".

Although the Doppler shift is really small, extraction of Doppler shift is the base of the some nowadays strategies in this application [10, 11].

The view that pleasure is an isolable event in consciousness had counterparts among those ancient hedonist materialist philosophers who thought of pleasure as some smooth or gentle stimulation, motion, or physiological change (see Gosling and Taylor 1982, pp. 41, 394) and also among some nowadays who regard it as a kind of very short-term neural activity in discrete areas or systems of the brain.

However, some nowadays may charge you a nominal sum like $20 - $50 for a half-hour appointment.

More blandly, some cops nowadays call them Trooper caps.

As a result, some people nowadays dismiss the Prague Spring as a power struggle between communists.

If this is, sadly, a strand in human development, it explains a lot about the behaviour of some males nowadays.

Having said that, there are some people nowadays who leave the theatre after the third act of Götterdämmerung saying it seemed far too short". Not me.

I also felt like I had traveled back to a time long ago with the clue "Like some books nowadays" for ON TAPE.

The King and Queen are often portrayed in statues and carvings in private homes, the way some Egyptians nowadays hang framed photographs of Gamal Abdel Nasser in their living rooms.