Sentence examples for maybe formerly from inspiring English sources

This led to the scapegoating by demagogues quick to take advantage of diminishing economic prospects of working class whites in (maybe formerly) Great Britain, and that Donald Trump is taking advantage of in the U.S. Hence the Brits vote for Brexit, and withdrawal from the EU.

In the past it was good enough to know where to find Shanghai, Beijing and maybe Guangzhou (formerly Canton).

Formerly a maybe, now a must for serious theater lovers (2 50).

Maybe all that makes Cham (formerly Baby Cham) the ideal reggae star for this complicated moment.

Like Radio Yonder, this is a seductive collection of contemporary pieces – maybe delivered with more muscle than formerly, but without sacrificing the group's power to hold attention by the most obliquely lyrical means.

Maybe, as the campaign wears on, the candidate formerly known as first lady will shed her first name also and, Prince-like, adopt a symbol instead of a name.

"The end of last year I was maybe weighing about 160," said the soft-spoken and formerly light-hitting Donald.

This will probably be the easiest collection to sell since Kering (formerly PPR) bought dusty brand in 2001, and maybe this commercial appeal is what is required of Mr. Wang.

Along with everything else that's been deflated, downsized or drained of its power in our millennial lives, the image, formerly worth 1,000 words is now worth about 200 — maybe 250 on a good day.

Maybe the real reason sophisticated taste is on the ropes is that such formerly cosmopolitan mainstays as The Times Book Review have decided to abandon serious literature in favor of the sort of pap they used to avoid.

Maybe a revolution in taste, as when Mannerism was overthrown by the Baroque... Cynthia formerly believed in the 'enormous diversity of things;' now she believes in Kong.