Sentence examples for believed no longer from inspiring English sources

It's the kind of work most New Yorkers believed no longer mattered in Manhattan.

Ryan had visions of turning the bars into a franchise that would rival Starbucks, which he believed no longer appealed to younger customers.

What sort of life could his father have lived if he had openly declared that he no longer believed, no longer wanted to preach, no longer wanted his marriage?

Their leadership, partly based in Pakistan's province of Baluchistan, is believed no longer to have close ties to al-Qaeda, whose command is thought to reside in Pakistan's tribal areas.The Taliban ran a brutal regime and are loathed by most town-dwellers; but many rural Afghans share their mores.

The affluent society, many believed, no longer required such self-sacrifice and compromise of life goals.

Executives at Virgin Records thought that this was important to attract the target audience, who they believed no longer spent much time in record shops.

Iraq, most of them believe, no longer poses a threat to their security.

"I no longer go to church, no longer believe, no longer consider myself a Christian," he announces on the third page.

Broadcasters argued that the then SNP leader Alex Salmond should not take part because the debates were "prime ministerial", a criterion which the party believes no longer stands with the inclusion of Farage.

And she has confirmed an instinct for quality in us that many Americans had come to believe no longer mattered, an instinct that was and still is being shunted aside for dubious versions of instant living.

Bachmann's harshest criticism seemed to be that Obama resorted to what she felt were tired, old cliches that she believes no longer merit attention, such as equal pay for women.