Sentence examples for this day about from inspiring English sources

It also began a struggle among American diplomats, one that continues to this day, about the best way to deal with an ally known more for its pride than its fortitude.

When this newspaper began publishing the NSA documents in June 2013, it ignited a fierce political debate that continues to this day – about government surveillance, but also about the morality, legality and civic value of whistleblowing.

Yet Gloucester shouts paradoxically loudly, to me, this day, about the one thing it never mentions, will never mention, hopes against hope would simply be gone forever, and it's just three minutes away.

Producers and artists came around, Mr. Knopper says, because the CD "just sounded better than the LP, no matter how much its detractors complain to this day about losing the rich, warm analog sound".

This action also helps to account for the ambiguous position of the Council of Constance in the history of later Roman Catholic canon law, as the opinions of canonists and historians differ to this day about which sessions of the council are entitled to the status of a true ecumenical council.

"I don't think I'd be alive today if I hadn't been sent there, but I have nightmares to this day about it," said Sarah Levesque, 20, who was sent to Elan by her parents in 1996 at 14, for two years.

On this warm spring day, about 5,000 Iraqis piled into the Amiriya racetrack, about normal for a Friday, which is the Muslim day of rest.

The New York City Council was supposed to hold a hearing this Tuesday about a renewed campaign by Wal-Mart to open its stores in the city.

Figures published for the first time this Thursday about the scale of online crime may tarnish that achievement.

Lewis is set to testify to the committee this Thursday about the Merrill transaction and the government's promise of extra financial assistance to get it done.

I was reminded of this reading the article in the New York Times this Sunday about technology and mindfulness.