Sentence examples for we nowadays call from inspiring English sources
"You belonging to what we nowadays call the metropolitan elite.
"He was deeply, in himself, against what we nowadays call terrorism.
Certainly Kafka had what we nowadays call commitment issues with women.
Two early Salinger stories, later reprinted in his collection Nine Stories (1953), offer glimpses of men suffering from what we nowadays call post-traumatic stress disorder.
If Anne Frank has been made into what we nowadays call an "icon," it is because of the Pulitzer Prize-winning play derived from the diary — a play that rapidly achieved worldwide popularity, and framed the legend even the newest generation has come to believe in.
For Natorp's view of what we nowadays call "(mathematical) logic," and which he called (in the standard parlance of the day) "Logistik," see Natorp 1912c: 196; esp.
But Democritus, in a way echoing Anaxagoras, had to admit that the qualities of experience (what we nowadays called "qualia") could not be accounted for in this way and chose, ultimately unsatisfactorily, to relegate them to non-existence: "sweet exists by convention, bitter by convention, in truth only atoms and the void".
Ms Whyte said it was not a "benign personal touch" but a "sort of grooming, as we would nowadays call it".
Like other eminent figures of the Age of Reason he was both a politician and a man of science, a philosopher and what we might nowadays call a player.
The modern, base-10 number system came from elements of all these ancient cultures but it was the Greek and Arabic mathematicians who did most to begin what we would nowadays call mathematics: taking patterns and numbers measured in the physical world and abstracting them into universal proofs.
"Freud has related to me a fuller account than he described in his writings of the peculiar circumstances surrounding the end of this novel treatment," Jones reveals, and he goes on: It would seem that Breuer had developed what we should nowadays call a strong countertransference to his interesting patient.
