Sentence examples for no longer perhaps from inspiring English sources
Such innovations are no longer perhaps just for people "like them", but for people "like us".Jazeera StormIt is not just inadvertent imagery that can induce a certain restlessness.
No longer, perhaps, provided with the kind of PR protection the England team management can offer, the Rooneys have been in the eye of a media storm ever since, with all the traditional narratives trotted out.
Moore, who is funnier than Bill Bryson - no longer, perhaps, that huge a compliment - starts out a month before the rest of the field, but despite that, still fails to win.
It is, of course, the classic personal philosophy of an immigrant (Russia, age 5) who started poor and wound up on the heights in Manhattan, no longer perhaps the city's most powerful cultural figure but still one whose phone calls get returned, quickly.
This risk-averse habit is a legacy of the post-bubble deflation years, when the zero nominal return on cash looked pretty good compared with the alternatives.No longer, perhaps.
-- You are no longer available, perhaps?
If anything, the initial submission should be no longer than perhaps a few dozen pages.
In the end it's no longer, and perhaps never was, the world that I like, but writing about it.
Let me see his hands!" They are arguing about the person he no longer is, perhaps never really was.
Frequent high-profile cancellations occur at the Metropolitan Opera and elsewhere when artists decide that a role is no longer appropriate, perhaps because their voices have changed.
