Sentence examples for Afterwords from inspiring English sources
"afterwards" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to indicate a point in time that follows an event or situation. Example sentence: We went to the movie and afterwards we went out for dinner.
But his failure to draw lines from his experiences to today's problems, except in the flimsiest of afterwords, is frustrating.
General Dyer was later lauded a hero by the British public, which afterwords raised £26,000 for him as a thank you. Britain's negative impact on India didn't end after colonialism.
(I preferred him as an essayist, particularly in his last collection, "Forewords and Afterwords").
Between his first book, "The Carpentered Hen" (1958), and his death in 2009, Updike produced more than 60 volumes: novels; story collections; nonfiction on anything from writers and artists to baseball, dinosaurs, Broadway and golf; children's tales; poetry; a historical play; forewords; afterwords; and everything in between.
Some sent books that had proved helpful to others, like "The Comfort Book," by Jane Seskin (Tallfellow Press), "Afterwords," by Ellen Steinbaum (Blue Unicorn Press), "A Time to Grieve," by Carol Staudacher (HarperOne), "Solace," by Roberta Temes (Amacom), and "Living When a Loved One Has Died," by Rabbi Earl A. Grollman (Beacon Press).
New editions of his older books often include new prefaces and afterwords that look at his old arguments in the light of new developments in politics and society.
"These photographs document ancient customs originating [in] pagan beliefs – voodooesque forms of totem worship," he writes in his afterword.
Using the "colouring and locations of memoir" (as noted in an afterword), "The Cat's Table" charts the 21-day sea voyage of an 11-year-old boy named Michael, who travels from Ceylon to England in 1954 to join a mother he has not seen for years.
Nevertheless, Mr Lodge writes in his afterword to "Author, Author" that he learnt of Mr Toibin's novel only when he had finished his own.
In an "Afterword" he writes that while the broad outline and most of the details are true, he found the demands of history and the demands of art to be somewhat different.
He addresses this in the new book's afterword: "What about ideology?
