Epstein had occasionally run into Lewis in the Soviet academy, but how Lewis had ended up behind the Iron Curtain was a story that he learned only later.
(They learned only later about the disembodied-breast sequence in Woody Allen's "Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex*." "We decided to tell people what a great influence Woody was," he added).
She had not married, and Amanda and Susan learned only later — Chris never knew about it, because he wasn't interested — of her lifelong love affair with a married man in London.
He said that he was "not even aware" that security officials had escorted Ms. Subasic and some colleagues from the meeting room, and that he learned only later that "they had breached the way people must behave" at such sessions.
At the risk of sounding like yet another wizened Gen Xer wagging a precipitately middle-aged finger at millennial youth, I'd like to share a lesson I learned only years later: the overtly accomplished child is often the less educated one.
Just as the 2008 crisis was largely explained after the fact by The Times and other publications, the current situation feels like a replay in which we may learn only later how the tumbling dominoes were arrayed.
The F.B.I. was brought in and developed evidence it said linked Mr. Pellicano to the threat, but Ms. Busch learned only months later that her phones were being illegally tapped.
As in later life, he learned only what he wanted to learn.
The sweep took a good 40 minutes, and the process was easy to follow, though near the end, after I thought I had actually removed the offending programs, I learned later they had only been quarantined, and that I'd missed a final step that indeed did remove them.
The details of Dorothy Parker's life I only learned later, but all the counter-cultural messages seemed to be hidden in the subtext and I picked up, intuitively, on all that Mrs Parker (she was always called either Mrs Parker or Dottie) was expressing.
