Sentence examples for belatedly as from inspiring English sources

Ajax deserved their success, as belatedly as it arrived.

The obsession with running and physicality that first developed – belatedly – as a response to a first-round exit in the 1966 World Cup has become dogma.

She has been recognised belatedly as a pioneering conceptual artist, a musician and performer in her own right, and an activist in the spirit of her late husband.

Establishing Martin belatedly as a West Coast Woody Allen, it's a love letter to LA and somehow quite charming, despite being a bit creepy.

While he was shooting "Matewan," some of his best friends formed a band called Slint; Oldham shot the cover photograph for Slint's 1991 album, "Spiderland," which was recognized, belatedly, as an indie-rock classic.

One of these was at the London School of Economics, where he studied and became a lecturer and then, in 1951, reader in economics, and to which he returned belatedly as a visiting professor.

Similar to previous findings in Nigeria [ 9], the study identified community factors related to health seeking behaviour preventing early management of PE/E such as women presenting with complicated cases belatedly at facilities as a result of the belief that bad spirits caused convulsions.

So the wives of 22 of the country's governors each assumed the title herself, as, belatedly, did an angry Mrs Obasanjo.If there are reasons to doubt the merits of first ladyism, do-gooders seem not to have noticed.

By 2005, the film had belatedly become as big a student must-see as Trainspotting was almost a decade earlier, and so the game version benefitted from heightened public awareness.

Mr. Zuberi belatedly registered as a consultant to the government of Sri Lanka, as required by law under the Foreign Agents Registration Act.

The film was well received in Britain and belatedly released – as The Raider – in America.