Sentence examples for ex-person from inspiring English sources

Suddenly I was an ex-person.

The settlement, Mr. Grannis said, "means that Steven Hatfill is finally an ex-person of interest".

The genre's dangerous deceased have more typically roused themselves from the Big Sleep by an unnatural act of will, which implies a degree of motivation that a normal, well-adjusted ex-person would be unable to muster.

In Washington, for example, you can pay an ex-person $50,000 to arrange a meeting to get that process, to get those five sentences written in this bill, and so forth and so on.

Yesterday, news began to break that David Moyes – the once feared Everton manager, and now pale, defeated ex-person who looks like he can't remember his own name – was facing the sack.

People try to pin this on a bunch of ethical mumbo jumbo, saying that pulling the boots off an ex-person is a slippery slope toward urinating in his bullet wounds, but the long and the short of it is that we think dead people's stuff is haunted.

Instead, he is remorselessly physical, locating menace not only in persons, or near-persons, or ex-persons, but in humdrum stuff that should, by rights, be inanimate.

Those with Alzheimer's themselves, meanwhile, are often talked of as if they've already slipped the bonds of humanity: they're ex-persons.

But there's one major difference between Godzilla and the attack of the zombies: Godzilla fought scientists and the military (and maybe the occasional band of adorable children), but zombie battles usually are a person-to-ex-person struggle.

"Having an ex-Microsoft person running Nokia suggests lots of interesting possibilities for the future.

Am I speaking as an ex-military person, or as a humanitarian?