Sentence examples for longer like that from inspiring English sources

The world is no longer like that.

I guess who I am talking about here is "normal girls" but I no longer like that designation, even though it is an impossibly real one and you can find them at every baby shower.

The UK no longer likes that kind of money.

It was, he adds, "a very, very tough decision, not least because there was so much of myself – a self I no longer liked that much – in there".

But college no longer looks like that.

But we see it no longer works like that.

Cecilia obliged, although she warned Isabella that she had aged over the intervening decade and no longer looked like that.

Still, Mr. Serrano said that he no longer liked to draw that distinction because he would rather talk about the accomplishments since then.

They sometimes find common cause with Republican neocons, who no longer like to be called that.

I no longer act like that, I no longer do that.' In comparison to that old me, the new me can look pretty good".

It no longer looks like that: the path of economic development in the BRICS and other 'southern' countries has become a big problem.