Sentence examples for longer know about from inspiring English sources

CLUBS are all too often full of people prattling on about things they no longer know about.

There is still much we do not know about longer term and broader spatial scale population processes at work in this system, but the studies we report can suggest hypotheses to test more explicitly.

"Young people no longer know anything about all that," he said.

But we don't any longer know much about the sort of dark luxe that is the subject of Balanchine's 1951 "La Valse".

Is Scorsese concerned that a younger generation might no longer know enough about the second world war to appreciate the film?

Avrom Goldberg, regional president of Cendant Mobility, a human-resources firm, says that multinationals have started turning down job applications from turtles who have been away for more than two years because they no longer know enough about how China works.

The trouble is, we're so separated from the processes that bring us our food that we no longer know or care about them.

Here's another thing about motherhood: What we think we know about ourselves, we no longer know.

The dances, like the dancers, look pretty enough; but we no longer know what they are about.

I no longer know how to feel about Farage, so I phone him and ask again, how did it make him feel?

Gossiping about their neighbours is out, because they may no longer know them.