今では不名誉なの英語

the state of feeling proud about someone or something

the state of being honored

a person's feeling of honor and pride

Modern plays are above poetical justice.

a valueless thing which was valuable in former times

Conservatism is now at a discount.

That is now all in the past.

That has become normal.

Politicians today are hopelessly [incorrigibly] corrupt.

He is now an artiste of established reputation.

to redound to one's honour―do one honour―do one credit―to be to one's honour―do one's credit

Whatever he may have been in former days, he is now a commoner.

Though he now holds a menial office, he has seen better days.

I was hired by this company, after having worked somewhere else.

That's all in the past now.

It has become quite common.

The present-day geisha has no sense of honour or pride.

There isn't anything in particular that I'm dissatisfied about.

It is not possible to be a lawyer now.

Currently, I am being called a reki-jo.

He is now in reduced circumstances, but he has seen better days.

Sales are down now.

Electricity has now become an essential necessity.

Few people now appreciate true art.

The current Cabinet is not long for this world.

He is now in reduced circumstances, but he has seen better days.

He is now in reduced circumstances, but he has seen better days.

Though he now follows a menial occupation, he has seen better days.

That is turning into common knowledge now.

He was once a banneret of the Shogun, but he has come down in the world.