Sentence examples for anymore something from inspiring English sources

They also tend not to be run by sexist dinosaurs like Lord Sugar anymore, something the government should think about very carefully before lauding the tycoon as their key adviser on anything business-related.

No cultural sensitivity training for him anymore, something he and his colleagues once had to swallow at KC101 in New Haven after dropping some Asian ethnic slurs.

(No, they don't have this anymore. Something about animal rights. In my opinion it was a very happy chicken. It always won).

"I was really tired about a month ago, and now I'm not so tired anymore, because something about the playoffs rejuvenates you," the 36-year-old Bagwell said.

Having grown up in SoHo, the nostalgic search for the late '80s-'90s '80s-'90sich doesn't exist on the youth in SoHo anymore — is something that I grew up with, so it's not intriguing to me.

"The fact that he is willing to pay back the diocese, take responsibility for his actions and not have the parishioners or the people suffer anymore is something to be proud of".

As far back as her first sexual escapade, at the age of 13: "I was worried even then about being unlovely, unloved.... Within minutes of my first kiss I was stripped like a squid and knew he didn't care whether I was Carol from third period or Christine from sixth or bad Brittany who didn't even go to school anymore, and something inside me hardened, turned into a chunk of cement.

She looked at me and said, "There's no money in medicine anymore, pick something else to do".

"And then some people will be, like, 'How does it feel to watch yourself not be the hot girl anymore,' or something.

"I don't cry when I'm sad anymore," is something someone who cries all the time is likely to say.

It's not unusual to remove a particular moment or piece from a show if the creative team doesn't feel like it's landing anymore because something has changed in culture.