Sentence examples for no longer actually from inspiring English sources

Are you still a runner if you no longer actually run?

That players no longer actually need the winners' check doesn't help, either.

If it's no longer actually special, people won't bother giving it any special attention.

And I no longer actually want a McDonald 'sin my house.

This is a meaningful achievement for a teenage artist working in virtual reality: His medium is no longer actually vomitous.

One thing women need to know is the brain changes when you have recurrent infections and will trigger urges when you no longer actually need to go.

After more than 20 years it was, "Thank you very much, but your services are no longer needed". Actually, there was no thank you.

For example, you no longer need to actually get in the car and drive to the library and actually look something up; instead, now you only need to Google it.

"And President Barack Obama has just passed a rule waiving those work requirements, saying no longer do states actually have to have work requirements for people to receive welfare".

Thanks to fake tan, that great social-leveller of our age, having brown legs no longer means you actually go on six holidays a year.

I suspect some of the decline reflects a rise in the equity risk premium as investors take on board the realisation that policy is no longer endogenous.This has actually been going on for some time.