Sentence examples for previously much from inspiring English sources
But unlike blacks, they have seen a sharp increase because previously much of it was contained in the townships.
These were bleak indications that all was not well within two of the government's previously much trumpeted welfare reform programmes – drowned amid royal baby hysteria.
He appears to be so desperate to fulfill his ambition to be president that he has abandoned his previously much admired integrity.
It will also enable people and businesses to monitor what others are saying about them on the site, which was previously much harder to do.
"Previously much of the frustration about hard terrorism emanated from the fact that Arafat was not fighting the Islamic fundamentalist groups," said Dore Gold, a senior adviser to Mr. Sharon and former ambassador to the United Nations.
Even Angelica Garnett, Vanessa's daughter by Duncan Grant, is little more than a moaner in Malcolm's eyes, her unironic tone as a writer making for a drab contrast with the "natural gaiety" of her aunt Virginia (I must admit that gaiety is not a word I previously much associated with Woolf).
Harlow's conclusions dovetailed with the previously much-maligned ideas of the British psychiatrist John Bowlby.
Another comes courtesy of Naz Osmanoglu, a veteran of the previously much-enjoyed Durham outfit WitTank.
But Dr Amy Baker, a developmental psychologist, researcher and author of Adult Children of Parental Alienation Syndrome: Breaking the Ties that Bind, says severe parental alienation can poison a child's mind towards a previously much-loved parent in an alarmingly short period of time.
In early 2000 both Daily Variety and The Hollywood Reporter ran front-page stories, with headlines like "Payne Goes Sidewayss.'" Mitchell Waters, my publishing agent, high off the news, immediately went back out with my previously much-derided manuscript, smelling a bidding war and a six-figure deal.
Number 26: Disappointing third album from previously much-touted act, so bad editorial embarrassment means its been crowbarred in here as a Pravda-style exercise in shrinking them slowly rather than dropping them like a hot brick as would be most appropriate.
