Sentence examples for belated understanding from inspiring English sources

Yet it puts him within a narrative structure that emphasises his incomplete or belated understanding.

There was a general feeling that the "Rust Belt" had been largely responsible for Donald Trump's victory, and a growing, if belated, understanding of the economic plight of some citizens from that Midwestern region.

A big reason for the energy of his efforts was his belated understanding of how serious his injuries were.

Thanks to his work and to the M.T.A.'s belated understanding of what Grand Central is, the restoration of the terminal is a triumphant moment in the modern history of New York.

The classic instance of this is Marlow's belated understanding of the arrows hitting the boat in Heart of Darkness Critics have connected delayed decoding to impressionism and phenomenology, and Conrad himself described his literary task as "to make you hear, to make you feel... before all, to make you see".

Given the belated understanding of the Beltway that austerity would be disastrous two obvious questions arise.

"There is an admittedly belated, yet growing understanding that H.I.V./AIDS is very much a problem for the world of work," the report said.

The novel, no doubt, is the son's belated tribute of understanding, and it does everything we ought to ask of a great novel: that it respond to the fullness of our lives, be as large as life itself.

As the country takes on the Taliban with a belated but seemingly determined resolve, it appeals for understanding.

A generation would pass before an enraged feminist critique softened into a belated recognition that Hughes had fulfilled an almost impossible task with remarkable sensitivity and understanding.

This new understanding gives Putin the political cover he needs at home after Moscow's belated admission that an Isis bomb brought down the Russian Airbus over the Sinai – an attack that killed almost twice as many people as the Paris shootings.