Sentence examples for was now rather from inspiring English sources
The atmosphere was now rather tense, and I glanced at him to see how conscious he was of it himself.
The reporters wanted Mr. Lance to agree with them that Governor McGreevey, after all those months as being treated as something of a joke, was now, rather suddenly, in command of the state in a way he had never been.
He questioned whether the BBC, ITV and Channel 4 were committed to funding the kind of drama which looked at Britain as it was now rather than "Downton (Abbey) programming ad infinitum".
Both structures are now rather weak.
That may be because existing consoles are now rather elderly.
The mood in the EU is now rather different.
The standard of political oratory is now rather lower.
His analysis of a 0-0 draw, however, is now rather familiar.
The building remains elegant, but is now rather worn and tatty.
"The time to get action is now, rather than after they get in," Glickman said.
I don't like the journalistic kind of novel which is now rather fashionable.
