Sentence examples for formerly felt from inspiring English sources

Well-liked and with a lot of charm, he has helped dissipate the huge distrust formerly felt towards America, particularly among developing countries.

It is difficult to be clear, I now realize, when cases are informed by an individual judge's intuition rather than any canons of "law". The doctrine, which I formerly felt dexterous in manipulating, now seems crabbed.

Meanwhile, the assets that workers expected to provide for their retirement– appreciation in their houses, and mutual funds in which their retirement funds were invested– dropped sharply in value, making those who formerly felt comfortable suddenly uncertain about their individual economic circumstances.

Jennifer, formerly James, Boylan felt out of place in a man's body and chose to become a woman.

But formerly I felt duty bound to have a go, out of a vague sense that it would be improving, and also to forestall questions from kind but slight acquaintances who assumed I'd have assimilated the whole list at top speed and have well-formed opinions of each title.

People who were formerly uninsured now felt free to come in.

Bob Quick, formerly counter-terrorism chief, felt he was turned over by the Daily Mail and its Sunday sister.

Though no one at work said anything to him directly, the formerly 320-pound manager felt he'd hit what he called the fat ceiling.

Then-candidate Donald Trump responded to the power devaluation crisis – where the formerly powerful group feels unfairly treated — with his "Make America Great Again" slogan.

Tertulia, in the West Village — a tapas bar only recently excavated from its brick foundation by the chef Seamus Mullen, formerly of Boqueria — feels like it's been there all along.

Jenny MacIntyre, communication manager for the aid group World Vision in Yangon, formerly Rangoon, said: "I suddenly felt really sick and strange, and I realized that everything was rocking and the light shades were all rocking.