even now

"Even now, I wake up hazy because of the medicines."

"We have to alter our mindset with how we view people with disabilities. We've been leaving them out for too long. Even now, I see high-rise buildings going up with no disability access," he adds.

"Even now I can't imagine I am here."

Even now, I don’t really know what it would feel like to live in the Democrats’ world, except that it’s not Trump’s.

Even now Sarah says she can feel out of place in the music industry.