Sentence examples for ceasing to care from inspiring English sources

But ceasing fire should not mean ceasing to care.

I don't believe that the renewed passion for his work is anything to do with ceasing to care about sex, or about what he looks like.

Rosen's response to this, on behalf of the modal fictionalist, is that this price is worth paying, particularly if we extend our concern to the contents of the fiction, rather than the much harder task of ceasing to care about modal matters of fact.

Malene Arpe of Toronto Star wrote that it "is really terrible and rather than making you want to scream and shout, it sorta lulls you into a nice nap-like state of ceasing to care around the three-minute mark".

But we've long since ceased to care.

Having ceased to care about that thing called "good taste" (in fact a shallow consensus of the bien pensant), Roth, dismayingly, ceased to care about literary value.

The evidence suggests we cease to care only when we become rich.

Some members of the eurozone have ceased to care whether he does or not.

"They were very unwilling to show Stella bottom out in case people ceased to care.

Or smoking dope, which makes you cease to care whether everything's brilliant or not.

She wanted us to look in the mirror and to cease to care what any man thought.