Sentence examples for no longer things from inspiring English sources

In Rem Koolhaas's epoch-marking manifesto "Delirious New York" (1978), the buzz, confusion, danger, and weirdness of New York were no longer things to worry about.

Offices are abruptly abandoned, shut up, her colleagues replaced by piles of broken or obsolete office equipment, "things that are no longer things, but not yet trash".

"Special powers" are no longer things like the ability to fly or shoot projectile webs from your finger – they have become a questionably legal euphemism for the most sinister abuses of the president.

The reference to intentions highlights how we cognitively manage the world surrounding us with mental operations, so that the elements of the real are for us no longer "things" but, as has been seen, poles of possible operations that we can carry out – correlated with possible interactions between ourselves (our body) and the world.

An infected wound or case of syphilis or any of the other great many sinister things caused by bad bacteria are no longer things that carry a very real possibility of imminent painful death.

There are things I no longer want, things I no longer do, things that are now important.

There is a sense that the power has slipped out of their hands, that their way of doing things is no longer how things are done.

We no longer make things to last.

I could no longer keep things straight in my head.

"Vercoutre can no longer see things in perspective.

But it is no longer laughable — things have changed.