Sentence examples for as later often from inspiring English sources

Those who consider PH as later often do so because they think it shows greater philosophical sophistication, either by avoiding claims that a certain matter cannot be known (sometimes described as negative dogmatism), as found in M 1 6 and M 11, or by streamlining discussions from M 7 10 (Bett 1997; Brunschwig 1980; Vogt 2012a, ch. 6).

Instead, as he later often told me, he was annoyed.

It is impossible not to think, as he later often did, of that phone ringing and ringing in his empty flat, as his desperate wife tried to pull him back.

To protect themselves from the powers of the demons and unclean spirits, Jews influenced by folk beliefs and customs (as with Christians later) often carried charms, amulets, and talismans inscribed with efficacious formulas (see also Judaism).

Originally spelled as two words, it was later often rendered as "Leadbelly". While the singer didn't complain about any positive publicity, he (and now his family) always preferred the original spelling, which is restored by this release.

Women followed about a decade later, often as brides, usually illiterate, dispatched straight from their villages to strange men in an even stranger land.

As a result "Thank Me Later" often feels like a memoir: Drake is the rare pop artist who seems to think of himself in the past tense.

Even the later, often described as the first British armored cruiser, would have been too slow to outrun General-Admiral.

Take the Hartz reforms here in Germany, for example: they cured the sick man of Europe by drastically slashing entitlements but were later often portrayed as a beggar-thy-neighbor policy.
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The artist, who died in Cairo three years later, often described himself as "the world's most famous unknown artist".

Marcus's later years were sad, as later years often are: she grew increasingly paranoid, careered in and out of litigation and managed, in the end, to alienate even well-wishers.