The phrase "afterward recently" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
The terms "afterward" and "recently" convey different time frames, making their combination confusing.
Example: "Afterward, I realized that I had recently forgotten my keys."
Alternatives: "subsequently" or "not long ago".
Trump claims he "finished" the birther myth by causing President Obama to publicly release his long-form birth certificate in 2011, but he himself continued to enthusiastically promote the myth for years afterward, saying as recently as this January that he would write a very successful (of course) book on his "own theory" about the president's birth.
But soon afterward, he told me recently, over the phone from his home in Georgia, he had a dream.
Sante acknowledges as much in a recently added afterward; the Lower East Side that served as his muse has been all but rubbed away.
I told this story at a AAAS (the publisher of Science Careers) storytelling workshop recently, and afterward a man responded in an unexpected way.
He noted afterward that Mr. Martinez had recently been quoted criticizing fellow Republicans on immigration — questioning the approaches of the Republican presidential candidates Mitt Romney and Rudolph W. Giuliani.
One regular, a television writer who didn't want to disrupt the force that gets her seated by giving her name, said that when she brought her father, who was visiting from the East Coast recently, he joked afterward that he wanted to order I Am Hungry, if it only were on the menu.
Abolitionists frequently performed "The Battle Cry of Freedom," including one group who celebrated Independence Day by singing the tune at Jefferson Davis's recently captured plantation – afterward hanging a placard over the door declaring, "Down with the traitor, And up with the star".
I need to apologise for the fact that I was sent this book months ago to read, but a flurry of books and deadlines also came my way in the post shortly afterward, and it was only recently I saw it at the bottom of my pile and realised it might have been time to read it!
He recalls that afterward, pathologist Peyton Rous, who had recently won a Nobel Prize for discovering tumor-inducing viruses, challenged him about why he was going into such a research area.
Recently, some transhumanists have advocated for cryothanasia, where a patient undergoes physician or self-administered euthanasia with the intent of being cryonically suspended during the death process or immediately afterward.
