Sentence examples for formerly ardent from inspiring English sources
One of the independent voters Obama will be trying to charm over the next two years is my sister, Peggy, a formerly ardent Obamican (a Republican who changed spots to vote for Obama).
This strain of thought was founded, paradoxically, by formerly ardent leftists, who conceive of recent history as a death struggle between the forces of freedom, led by the United States, and totalitarianism, led by the Soviet Union.
If I can't go to the movies with my own snacks and avoid the overpriced, oversugared, oversalted junk food at the concession stands, I'll have to stick to the classic videos and DVD's I can borrow for free from the Donnell Media Center or my local public library, and the film industry will lose one more formerly ardent fan.
That trend reaches from the UK to Netherlands, France etc. and most recently to formerly ardent EUrophile Finland.
In fact, whispers suggest some formerly ardent advocates of Remain have been rather surprised at the possibilities.
I spent yesterday morning commiserating with a number of politically active friends including one former DNC worker and another formerly ardent Obama organizer.
"It is quite interesting that some of the current opponents of the mosque construction, specifically Jewish leaders and conservative Christians, were formerly quite ardent supporters of the religious freedom offered by the religious land use act," said Scott L. Thumma, a sociology of religion professor at the Hartford Institute for Religion Research at the Hartford Seminary in Connecticut.
There has been only one scandal: Gudrun Schyman, the candidate of the formerly Communist Left Party and an ardent opponent of illegal jobs and exploitation of women workers, was found this week to have paid a 16-year-old girl to clean her house without declaring it.
Perhaps the most ardent of these businesses is HGST, formerly Hitachi Global Storage Technologies, a seller of hard disk drives that was acquired by Western Digital in 2012.
