Sentence examples for anymore men from inspiring English sources

Today nobody is safe anymore, men and women, elderly people and children".

I sometimes think there are not men like him anymore, men of lean times — the Depression — who knew how to do only one thing well, never grew too ambitious, married for love and forever, raised a family, let the days buoy him along.

But you're not a little girl anymore, men are staring at you".

And after a few more harsh comments: "This is not your life anymore, man.

"My mom said, 'Oh, sweetie, I can't buy you those, because by the time I shorten them they won't be bell-bottoms anymore,' " Manning recently recalled.

"But I don't get in fights anymore, man, I'm an old guy!" He hesitated a moment, then passed the legacy down: "The mantra is, you want to get as close as you can, so he can't extend his arms to punch you".

With this and the writer's strike going on, I'm glad I don't work in Hollywood anymore, man.

Can't afford to be afraid of our own people anymore, man".

In addition to heralding a major upgrade in lifestyle for the not-so-young-anymore men whose lives were upended, the settlement represents a victory for NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio, who had signaled he would reverse the City's stance on a settlement and strike a deal as soon as possible.

Which is not to say that he's never in a bad mood anymore; the man's only human.

Then someone may turn out to be both a married man and a bachelor, therefore, given the meaning of 'bachelor', both a married man and not a married man (and, of course, nobody would infer from this that he is not a man anymore, or both a man and not a man, etc.; so we have another counterexample to ex contradictione quodlibet).