Sentence examples for longer cared for from inspiring English sources

No one ever told me this and I was left to assume he no longer cared for me.

Had he been "undeceived," as Herman Melville imagined the dead at Shiloh, men who no longer cared for "fame or country"?

Certainly, the ancient Greeks and Romans did not believe that life needed to be preserved at any cost and were, in consequence, tolerant of suicide in cases when no relief could be offered to the dying or, in the case of the Stoics and Epicureans, when a person no longer cared for his life.

If my body could let me down in such a profound way, then I would no longer cared for it the way I always had so, I quickly went back to my old habits of smoking, drinking and eating poorly.

At Saint-Mandé, Marguerite Louise underwent a transformation: she no longer cared for "excesses", and busied herself with reforming the convent, which she called a "spiritual brothel"; the absentee mother superior, who wore men's clothing, was sent away, non-conformist nuns were removed and it is because of these deeds her behaviour no longer proved a bone of contention with Florence.

A weary emperor who no longer cared for the throne, an heir who had no desire to assume the crown, discontent among ruling circles who were dismissive of the Imperial role in national affairs: all seemed to presage the monarchy's impending doom.

If you can no longer care for your bullfrog, you must be very careful about releasing your bullfrog into the wild unless your bullfrog was native to your area.

"Their parents can no longer care for them".

What types of living communities are available to those who can no longer care for themselves?

Mr. Wheelwright stayed with the Buddhists until he could no longer care for himself.

"We can no longer care for people here," a hospital official told the Sankei newspaper.