Sentence examples for as reformed from inspiring English sources

Asked if someone as reformed as Pacquiao could simply turn the aggression back on, could regain the so-called killer instinct, Roach said: "I'm not going to answer that.

This teaser hints that he may not be quite as reformed as we might have thought.

He's a natural, a bearish, handsome man with bottomless brown eyes who projects earnestness and (perhaps) remorse, the onetime terrorist as reformed bad boy.

After the four-year exile which followed his antisemitic outburst in 2011, Galliano has been at pains to show himself as reformed and newly humble.

Why did you choose to return to the character of Begbie and how did you come to the idea of writing him as reformed?

The papacy, as reformed under Leo IX (1049 54), generally was supported and financed by new Roman families such as the Frangipani and the Pierleoni, whose wealth came from commerce and banking rather than landholdings.

But they like the competitiveness pact's structural reforms, such as reforming wage indexation.

I don't see how ending Britain is the same as reforming it.

Ofcom has repeatedly said this is as important as reforming Openreach.

He has also promised to do more to cut poverty, as well as reforming tax and public spending.

But even that will require huge improvements in forest management, such as reforming land registries and tightening up law enforcement.