Sentence examples similar to a later thought from inspiring English sources

"Proved place" does not mean the name of the state where a child, a half-century later, thought the parent was born.

There was a bout with mononucleosis later thought to have sabotaged Federer's Australian Open.

Given that the Home Office later thought a full-scale parliamentary act was necessary to take similar powers for the police – the communications data bill – just what was the legal basis of GCHQ's activity?

It said much about the level of Borussia's resistance that Philipp Lahm later thought that a draw was a respectable outcome.

He later thought that a girl had dreadlocks when she really only had a ponytail.

Politicians are human and should be allowed to make mistakes, Mr. Bruno said, and then he proceeded to prove his thesis by taking his apologia for Mr. Lott a step farther than he later thought wise.

A university student was found dead at home after she put off getting treatment for an ear infection which is later thought to have triggered sepsis.

He later thought better of it.

The investigators who arrived a short time later think the mother and daughter had gone out for a walk sometime between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m., the news release said.

The reader, 50 years later, thinks of a bloated Capote, style gone the way of emotion.

In fact, modern monotremes are the survivors of an early branching of the mammal tree, and a later branching is thought to have led to the marsupial and placental groups.