"We wouldn't get Nobel prize-winners with autism if there weren't some strengths to autism". The many who are considered, in hindsight, to have been somewhere on the autistic spectrum include Albert Einstein, Isaac Newton and Marie Curie.
The dance music, meanwhile, was meant to be felt in the present tense, not considered in hindsight; instead of soul-searching, it was made for clearing the mind and putting bodies in motion.
The 1,100 students who attend Earlham College in West Richmond, Ind., can expect to spend at least part of Sept. 10 in workshops that recreate what they were thinking and doing on that date last year -- and considering, in hindsight, how narrow their views of the world were.
But increasingly, there's also that issue that only gets considered in hindsight, once the bird has flown: trust.
Then also my mother loved the films you were getting in the late '70s, some contemporary dramas with black Americans, like "Claudine," "Lady Sings the Blues". We don't see that anymore; we don't see contemporary views of black American lives that are dramas — it's so often comedy [now], or if it's a drama, it's an historical drama; we're being considered in hindsight.
Others have noted similar barriers to disinvestment wherein "decrements were considered impractical in hindsight, as they...would also have implications for a wide range of other agencies" [ 27].
Really, in hindsight, considering all of the factors blowing behind them, it would have been remarkable if they didn't.
In hindsight, considering the type of information he was privy to, it seems that the NSA was somewhat lax when it came to hiring Snowden in light of his past record.
Surprisingly (or maybe not surprising at all in hindsight, considering both candidates' record-low approval ratings), Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton have spent substantially less money in this election than Obama and Romney did in 2012.
In hindsight, I consider myself lucky, because this degree encompassed all the traditional sports science areas of biomechanics, physiology, psychology, applied sports science, and research methods.
In hindsight, writer considers the possibility that his son was responsible.
