Sentence examples for formerly a man from inspiring English sources

@PiersMorganLive I was not "formerly a man".Pls stop sensationalizing my life and misgendering trans women.

There was none of the sensationalism of Piers Morgan's 2014 interview with trans activist and writer Janet Mock, whom Morgan insisted "was a boy until 18" and "formerly a man".

During a 2014 interview she did with CNN's Piers Morgan, Mock's face visibly tensed as the British television personality used phrases like "formerly a man" when referring to her.

After her first interview with Morgan aired, Mock took to Twitter to accuse Morgan of "sensationalizing" her life, largely taking issue with text that appeared on screen saying Mock "was a boy until age 18" and Morgan referring to her as being "formerly a man".

Formerly a men's university, it became coeducational in 1972.

Snyder, formerly a men's director of design at J. Crew, clearly knows what guys want to wear and he nudges them elegantly along with slim tweed pants and trim tailored sports jackets, all expertly layered with casual military pieces.

In the newly refurbished treasury — a small chamber, formerly a men's room, in which ancient gold and silver are displayed — he showed me a gold armband studded with garnets and an emerald, dating from the second or third century B.C. "I bought this in 1999," he said.

At the New Brunswick campus are the original Rutgers College, which was formerly a men's college but became coeducational in 1972; Douglass College (1918), established as a liberal arts college for women; Cook College (1921), which offers programs in the agricultural and environmental sciences; and Livingston College (1969), a coeducational liberal arts college.

Pine Lawn -- which in a bizarre twist also employs Anthony Gray, a lawyer for Michael Brown's family -- formerly employed a man as a police commander despite allegations that he raped women and exhibited "sociopath behavior".

"Formerly, a public man needed a private secretary for a barrier between himself and the public," observed Mr Boorstin.

Households formerly consisted of a man, his several wives, and their children, but polygyny has become relatively rare.