Sentence examples for anymore certainly from inspiring English sources

His job wasn't confrontation anymore, certainly not to the guest's face.

Except that I don't buy Carville's prognosis anymore, certainly not since the financial crash when everything we thought we understood about economics and economists also came crashing down.

When does that happen anymore?" Certainly not in many a men's basketball season, four of which Adubato spent on the Knicks' bench, alongside the blustery and poodle-coiffed Hubie Brown.

A platform it's no longer exclusively tied to anymore, certainly, but still a platform into which it's willing to pour money to help make it succeed.

Honestly, I'm not sure consumers will flock to Motorola anymore, certainly not like they did in the days of the RAZR.

Popova: I'm not exactly sure what "digital curation" even means anymore -- certainly not something I identify with at this point.

In short - no more heroes anymore, and certainly no more martyrs.

James Bond doesn't come to any of my standup shows anymore, and certainly not when he's stuck in the shark-tank-laughing device, which is surprisingly often.

The truth is that a character like the TV Chris is not an iconoclast, not anymore, and certainly not on television.

If John Paul "sees that he absolutely cannot do it anymore, then certainly he will resign," the cardinal was quoted as saying in the weekly publication of his old archdiocese, back in 2002.

Who was determining these labels didn't matter anymore, and certainly, would vary from one judge to another.