Sentence examples for formerly turned to from inspiring English sources

Whereas Kant formerly turned to immortality as part of his account of how the happiness of HGi is to be distributed, he now presents it as necessary for our becoming worthy of that happiness.

And in general many Luhansk residents who were formerly quite chatty have turned to silence.

Many Luhansk residents who were formerly quite chatty have turned to silence After 4pm, it is better not to leave your home unless you have to.

Asked why so many in the depressed formerly industrial north have turned to the far right, instead of to the Socialist Party, she said that it was a region that had suffered from deindustrialization and also from history, with two German occupations.

After Mr. Hilbert was ousted, the company turned to Gary Wendt, formerly of General Electric, and destroyed his reputation too.

In 1997 Greenpeace, seeking a new communications chief, turned to Jonathan Wootliff, formerly of two of America's biggest providers of corporate PR advice, Hill & Knowlton and Fleishman-Hillard.

It turned to George Kolber George Kolber, formerly chief operating officer of American Eagle Outfitters.

After the Oxford Movement (promoting a reorientation toward Roman Catholic liturgy) began in 1833, parish churches turned to choral services, formerly confined to cathedrals.

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In fact, I was formerly turned off by him because all my English teachers (mainly female) talked about was what a misogynist he was and how they didn't understand how he was even included in the American canon and that they weren't going to teach him.

Hannah Verdier In these cash-strapped times even the formerly wadded are turning to pawnbroking to make ends meet.