Sentence examples for No longer subscribed from inspiring English sources

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Charles R. Eisendrath, director of the Knight Wallace Journalism Fellows at the University of Michigan, said that the quality declined so much that he no longer subscribed and did not need to read the paper at work.

I left Netherhall knowing my Catholicism would always be important to me, but that I had transcended its daily realities and no longer subscribed to its tenets.

I left Netherhall knowing my Catholicism would always be important to me but that I had transcended its daily realities and no longer subscribed to its tenets.

That's it, you're no longer subscribed to Spotify's Premium service.

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The library no longer subscribes to Manupatra.

Library no longer subscribes to this title.

Westerners may no longer subscribe so openly to the nonsense of Japanese inscrutability.

Vehicles of owners who no longer subscribe could still be monitored through a still-active cellular link.

Vehicles of owners who no longer subscribe could still be monitored via the system's still-active two-way cellular link.

Since fragmentation is a subversive notion in classical art, Racine may have abandoned a genre to whose classical tenets he could no longer subscribe.

Under the new terms, OnStar reserves the right to share that information with other companies and organizations -- even when culled from motorists who no longer subscribe.

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