Sentence examples for subjects for now from inspiring English sources

The Queen is said to insist on being visible in public, observing that "I have to be seen to be believed", and in recent decades this aspect of her majesty has been liberally bestowed on her subjects, for now we too find it hard to believe we exist unless we're caught on camera.

Perhaps she hasn't had time to think it through, or maybe she's realized that evading the subject for now is a more flexible strategy than tackling it head-on.

We'll be sure to bring you more when it debuts in more detail, as Twitter is keeping mum on the subject for now.

It's highly likely that we'll see Jinni's tech power content recommendations in the upcoming Xbox One, but Glick is staying mum on that subject for now, saying only that his company "cannot comment on Xbox One at this time".

Well, enough said on the subject for now.

Some Senate Republicans don't seem to want to go anywhere near the subject for now.

And yet, as we become gradually more conscious of the consciousness of animals, it's a subject for now and tomorrow.

Shipments of rice will keep Kim Jong Il's miserable subjects alive for now, but what of next year, and the year after that?The roots of the current crisis go back to the founding of North Korea, 50 years ago.

A patient and I have been conducting an increasingly existential dialogue on these subjects for years now — not easy to sustain in 15-minute segments, even less as we both realize we are getting exactly nowhere.

The subject is, for now, not academic.

Delivering light to the brain means tethering subjects — just mice, for now — to a cumbersome fibre-optic cable that is fastened to a light source.