Sentence examples for many erstwhile from inspiring English sources

So have Mr Osborne's many erstwhile Tory critics.

His barbarity in Kosovo has convinced many erstwhile doubters that NATO's bombing campaign is justified.

As a result, many erstwhile revolutionaries now face a Hobson's choice.

Mr. Putin's performance in Poland drew praise from many erstwhile critics of Russia, if not completely fulfilling Polish demands for Russian accountability.

Many erstwhile supporters who might see their own interests best served now by nudging the president aside have themselves done some of the plundering that has brought Zimbabwe to ruin.

In the process he stripped many erstwhile enemies of their lands, placed a number of his allies in strategic locations near surviving enemies, and secured for himself and his most faithful vassals direct control of much of central Japan.

The combination of technology and globalisation the very thing that has depressed some manufacturing wages has put many more erstwhile luxuries within the grasp of poorer Americans.

She retains the fondness for black clothes and kohl eyeliner of many an erstwhile punk, and bats away suggestions that her work is unglamorous.

He counts himself far more fortunate than many other erstwhile Iraqi professionals — the college teacher who now delivers pizzas; the widely published literary critic who, having failed at carpentry, is now on welfare.

Many of his erstwhile friends and associates have already confessed to wrongdoing.

Seen from so many angles, the erstwhile villain never quite swims into focus.