Sentence examples for ceased to even from inspiring English sources

The fruit on the label was such a bad old joke, they'd ceased to even notice it.

We've become so accustomed to the mantra that businesses and developers are king that we've ceased to even make the demand for some kind of equity between their interests and ours.

We'd ceased to even utter the phrase "go to the movies" because it demeaned the experience.

Once they become accustomed to going first to Amazon, they cease to even compare prices, sometimes paying more for a product thanks to the convenience and perceived value of Prime.

The Frenchman eventually ceases to even make eye contact with me.

Glance at a crowd of people from a great enough distance and they'll cease to even look human, their particular parts fading out of focus until the pack resembles a uniform army of flesh-colored toy soldiers. .

Its provinces contained few troops (and by ad 40 it had ceased to control even these few).

His answer to his own question is that the West by which he means America and western Europe, plus Australia, Canada and New Zealand, and, more controversially, Japan has become so used to dominating and controlling the world to serve its own interests that it has ceased to recognise even that it does so.

"Diet members, their expert advisers, and media pundits have ceased to pay even lip service to the Constitution's mandated ideal of pacifism," he writes.

O'Nions and Allday [23] observed that CD40-activated B cells ceased to proliferate even earlier, associated with their differentiation to plasma cells [23].

To say that professors in the many disciplines known as the humanities are humanists is to compound vagueness with vagueness, for these disciplines have long since ceased to have or even aspire to a common rationale.