Sentence examples for belatedly show from inspiring English sources

At the very least, President Obama would belatedly show that his 2009 Nobel Peace Prize was not wrongly awarded.

The issue threatens to derail Francis's papacy unless he can belatedly show that he does not just understand the scale and systemic nature of the problem but is willing to take concrete action to deal with it.

Explaining that the old man has gone to Tokyo for work, the lovers enjoy three diminishingly blissful years together, until the forces of order belatedly show up in the figure of a goofy, accident-prone inspector from the city (Takuzo Kawatani).

Everton belatedly showed some belief and composure on the ball following Giggs's goal.

At home, the British belatedly showed their appreciation by filing past his coffin in the hundreds of thousands.

On the next round West should have bid four no-trump over four hearts, belatedly showing his minor two-suiter.

Two men at mid off in catching positions, liberal use of leg slip and, when Australia's tail belatedly showed some fight, a silly third slip.

A frantic day's lobbying in Beijing may now have won the necessary approval--and belatedly shown that the difference between red chips and blue chips goes far beyond their respective price-to-earnings ratios.

But Brokaw and Jennings were foiled a week later when they were back in Manhattan and Rather belatedly showed up in the Middle East, just in time to be at the front as violence between the Israelis and Palestinians worsened.

Against France, Uruguay, missing Edinson Cavani, a half of its feared strike force, the other member of which is Luis Suárez, belatedly showed its fighting spirit, and only then to participate in an ugly multiplayer melee after Mbappé and a substitute, Cristian Rodríguez, clashed.

Now they are girding themselves for more tough times, as falling home values are belatedly showing up in property tax assessments, and struggling states are threatening to cut aid to cities. "I came in full of idealism — I was going to change my city," said Mayor Bill Finch of Bridgeport, Conn., who has laid off 160 workers.