Sentence examples for longer appreciated from inspiring English sources

The problem is, kissing is no longer appreciated as a satisfying end in itself, as an inviting pair of lips and, possibly, a tongue, to interact with for a delightful moment.

The cynics among us will argue that the long-form game, the console adventures that we grew up on, are no longer appreciated.

However, after Sultan had his own son, he no longer appreciated the presence of Usama and Murshid's other sons.

Foods are no longer appreciated by consumers only in terms of its taste and immediate nutritional needs, but also in terms of its ability to provide specific health benefits.

Long enough to be considered a native, but not so long that I can no longer appreciate its unique charms.

Gurrelieder was received with wild enthusiasm by the audience, but the embittered Schoenberg could no longer appreciate or acknowledge their response.

The equipment so closely associated with the samurai was the material side of a moral discipline the full importance of which we can no longer appreciate.

Prevailing ideas of freedom in the United States, he noted, had become so rigid that Americans could no longer appreciate definitions of freedom, common in other countries, related to social justice and economic equality, "and hence are baffled by their use".

The tough thing is when people no longer appreciate you.

Obsessed with life, productivity, and consumption, we have turned into a society of laborers and jobholders who no longer appreciate the values associated with work, nor those associated with action.

The kid no longer appreciates the one gift.