Sentence examples for we would nowadays from inspiring English sources

Perhaps we would nowadays flinch from a 17-year-old marrying Colonel Brandon, a man "the wrong side of 35"?

Ms Whyte said it was not a "benign personal touch" but a "sort of grooming, as we would nowadays call it".

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.

Scepticism (or "fallibilism" as we would nowadays tend to say) is the antidote.

A contemporary philosopher might naturally think that this category contains what we would nowadays call 'relations'relations

His theory of matter underwent an important transformation, moving in the direction of 'forms', which we would nowadays subsume under biology or the life sciences rather than under physics.

While we'd nowadays consider this to be scientifically doubtful, you can still honor the sentiment by growing your own herbal medicine garden during summer and learning more about using plants to heal minor injuries and illnesses, such as scratches and headaches.

We wouldn't nowadays normally find anything scary in the sounds made by a virtuoso violinist.

When I was a small guy in the post-war years - back when chicken was a luxury and eating rabbit the norm - we used to eat a lot of what would nowadays be considered bad for you.

Hardly anyone would nowadays endorse Leibniz' statement that we live in the best of all possible worlds, at least when taking political realities as constitutive.

Few in the motor industry would nowadays regard it as worth emulating.