Sentence examples for anymore no one from inspiring English sources

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But the movies aren't the point of the Oscars anymore: no one really expects them to determine film quality any more than barmitzvahs signify a 13-year-old reaching adulthood – they're about tradition, parties and a ton of swag.

No one wants her anymore; no one wants love.

And that's because it's not the same experience anymore; no one can give the same performance".

As long as you're mad as hell and aren't going to take it anymore, no one will inquire very closely.

"Hardly anyone goes to net anymore, no one to speak of does serve and volley, so the players are not inside the court.

I know a lot of people would say it's time to walk away, you're in denial, you can't do it anymore, no one wants to see a washed up pitcher that was once pretty good.

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"Hmm," thought I, "Which song is expendable?" I loved her whole album...the dark and complicated "Can't Cry Anymore" and "No One Said It Would Be Easy".

I'm like, "What do I do anymore?" and, "No one gives a shit about me anymore without this".

I mean, the boy didn't seem to be around anymore, and no one had seen the French Woman, either in the barbershop or on the pathway down by the beach where she liked to go for walks.

There are no rules anymore — and no one to enforce them".

There were few functioning laboratories anymore because no one could get materials and reagents.

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