Sentence examples for formerly so from inspiring English sources
In "One for My Baby," he — formerly so bright and sweet — has turned dark and bitter.
The Legislative Assembly and the Senate, formerly so docile, were now asking for peace and for civil and political liberties.
"We were demolished in the first half," conceded Steve Diamond, Sale's director of rugby and formerly so of Saracens.
West's next album SWISH (formerly So Help Me God) is due out later this year with featured vocals from Sia and Vic Mensa on "Wolves" and Paul McCartney on "Only One".
Doubtless the season will show how Dancer A has passed the peak she reached last year; Dancer B, formerly so touching, has become coldly technical; Dancer C, hitherto so bland, is now complex, adult.
Instead, the patriots embraced the model of the Anglo-Scottish Union of 1707, when the two kingdoms, formerly so divided, had come together by merging their debts, parliaments and collective efforts on the international stage.
The acuity of illness of many hospital inpatients is considerably higher today than formerly, since so much routine patient care is currently delivered on an outpatient basis.
Once again, Purdue crested a hill that, in the vocabulary of professional cyclists, formerly seemed so precipitous as to be beyond category.
They changed the content yet respected the context -- they made something that had formerly been so stifling into a symbol of resilience.
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But it worries urban planners familiar with the city's quixotic campaign to prevent flooding.HCMC, formerly Saigon, has so far been spared a devastating flood, and donors have so far been eager to help.
