Sentence examples similar to a rather late realization from inspiring English sources

A rather late comer to Second Life is Nick Wilson.

This was when the flames had reached the body, and there was a realization, rather late, that consumption of fat, of heart and kidneys and liver, might produce explosive or sizzling noises that would be disconcerting to hear.

Google appears to have come to this realization rather late in the game: recently, it bestowed grants on five non-profits who will use Glass in their community outreach, and chose five technical development collaborators who will use it to innovate in the workplace.

After a rather painful realization, she accepted Ms. Overman's suggestion that she create and stick to a budget.

He has left it rather late.

It came rather late in the day.

Ant said that despite that late realization, he'd always "exhibited behaviors that you'd expect from a guy embarrassed about having a tiny cock (e.g. using the stall rather than the urinal in public toilets).

He said it didn't hit him "like a ton of bricks," rather the realization had been building and crystallized after 29 games.

Rather, it is a realization of the wisdom of our founders and the continuing relevance of the American liberal tradition.

Rather, the owners appear to have incredibly come to the belated realization that a player's free agency doesn't automatically make him a better pitcher.

Compared with a simulated annealing algorithm, a genetic algorithm starts with a population of realizations rather than a single realization.