Sentence examples for what we today from inspiring English sources

King talks quite a bit about what we, today, would call blowback.

All three made important early contributions to what we today call cognitive science.

Back then most mortgages were what we today call balloon mortgages, with relatively short repayment periods.

Discretion and public virtue — qualities related to what we, today, might call empathy.

"He laid the groundwork for what we today know as the innate immune system," Dr. Tabak said.

In the early 1990s, there was no economic blueprint other than some version of what we today call neoliberalism.

Indeed, Pope's disses are of a style that's similar to what we today might call a rap battle.

It's Dylan's highly literate involution of the traditional songster style, which juxtaposed the blues, folk music, commercial pop, gospel, and what we today call "old timey" country music.

Yet the southwest's Russian nationalists identified as "Little Russians"— Orthodox believers who embraced what we today would understand to be Ukrainian culture while eschewing Ukrainian national separatism.

So what we today snidely call "accommodationism" made space for the poorest black sharecropper to keep believing in the power of his will.

This discussion shows that Plotinus was not considered in his own time to have initiated a new and distinct movement in Platonism what we today call Neoplatonism.