Sentence examples for Much belatedly from inspiring English sources

So, very much belatedly, here is why Konishi said he voted for Cabrera over Mauer.

In the 1950s and 1960s, very much belatedly, it was decided that black people should be allowed to write about race in the mainstream press.

So thank you very much, belatedly!" Vladimir Jurowski, the principal conductor of the London Philharmonic Orchestra, also took the opportunity to stress the importance of music education, warning that we risk losing the next generation of musicians.

But as Mr Corbyn has belatedly grasped, much more is at stake than the transient fortunes of Westminster parties.

The internet is ideal for this, so much more effective than belatedly securing an insincere retraction at the bottom of page 16.

In normal times, he likes to present himself as an enthusiast for Europe, not least to distance himself from centre-right rivals such as Philippe Séguin, a fellow member of the Gaullists' Rally for the Republic, who has belatedly tempered much of his own scepticism, and Charles Pasqua, from the breakaway Rally for France, who is as Europhobic as ever.In this section Hitmen hit?

Because Trump really is not finished, no matter the increasingly overwhelming tone in the non-right media, much of which only belatedly understood that it was playing into Trump's hands by giving him round-the-clock, largely undiluted coverage.

Her exuberance is a sign of how much Greece has invested, if belatedly, in the Olympics, said Theodore A. Couloumbis, director of the Hellenic Foundation for European and Foreign Policy.

A parallel debate continues between rich countries like the United States that want to acquire artifacts of ancient civilizations, and poor countries like Egypt that have belatedly understood how much of their cultural patrimony is leaving their shores.

Much as he might like – belatedly, Lib-Dems are trying to distance themselves from the coalition's excesses – he cannot realistically dissociate himself from the actions of communities and local government secretary Eric Pickles.

As much as the U.S. has belatedly provided, the aid so far has not earned international approbation or the thanks of the Syrian people.