Sentence examples for we formerly from inspiring English sources

"Everything that we formerly electrified, we will now cognitize".

Seriously, how can anyone write such a sentence referring to "recent advances" as though we formerly thought humans were automatons.

Though bright and welcoming — with rest rooms that Weiner friskily labelled "We" (formerly "Them") and "Us" — the place emanates integrity.

As we formerly youthful (don't remind me!) friends and classmates wend our way closer to codger-hood, I can't help but sit back and wonder.

The energy that we formerly spent on digestion (and digestion requires far more energy than you might imagine) was freed up, enabling our brains, which also consume enormous amounts of energy, to grow larger.

And if what we formerly took for nothing turns out, on closer examination, to have the makings of protons and neutrons and tables and chairs and planets and solar systems and galaxies and universes in it, then it wasn't nothing, and it couldn't have been nothing, in the first place.

"We are formerly of Salem State College but we've all graduated now and are working on independent research.

"We're not competitors as we were formerly," Mr. Meagher said.

We were formerly restricted to the use of initially stressed target words because we ran that experiment with pre-reading children and beginning readers.

This expansion of self is what philosopher and political theorist Charles Taylor refers to as a 'fusion of horizons': we learn to move in a broader horizon, within which what we have formerly taken for granted as the background to valuation can be situated as one possibility alongside the different background of the formerly unfamiliar culture.

"Humanity," we wrote, "formerly used to describe the qualities of universal kindness; now signifies timidity disguised as benevolence or restraint".