Sentence examples for anymore asked from inspiring English sources

"Who needs a university anymore?" asked David Wiley, a Brigham Young University professor who is an expert on the new courses, known as MOOCs.

None of these guys want to sleep with me anymore?" Asked about his own activities, he said, "Nobody who's been to public school can pretend to know nothing of the subject.

"The question is, what if we don't want the Earth to warm anymore?" asked Carnegie Institution senior scientist Ken Caldeira, co-author of a paper published last week in the journal Geophysical Research Letters.

"In a world without war or threat of war, do you really need football anymore?" asked Allen Sack, director of the sports management program at the University of New Haven and a member of Notre Dame's 1966 national championship football team.

"Doesn't anybody think for himself anymore?" asked Frank McCourt, the author of "Angela's Ashes," who as an English teacher at Stuyvesant High School in Manhattan devised quizzes that he says could weed out those who had read the book from those who had read merely the CliffsNotes.

"To say over and over and over again, 'You have our thoughts and prayers,' doesn't seem very sincere to me anymore". Asked what has to change in Congress for members to act, Eshoo took a long pause.

"And the cops don't bother us anymore, asking for papers".

For instance, Brad, who has recently returned from Vietnam and who admits that "sometimes I don't want to live anymore," asks Terry, "Do you... Do you ever feel... like... empty?" Terry considers the question for a moment: TERRY (quizzically): You mean like hungry?

If you think racism doesn't exist anymore, ask someone who regularly faces racial discrimination.

Hunting isn't just for the guys anymore, ask any girl out there that comes from a small town.

And if that effort means asking someone if you can touch their hair so it's not something that's foreign to you anymore, ask it.