Sentence examples for far later and from inspiring English sources

Below, see the far later (and far less political) Stooges selling Simoniz car wax.

The argument that Muslim faith developed far later and more waveringly than the faithful themselves are taught to believe is far from original to Holland, but he explains the rather esoteric scholarly debates very effectively.

The true edge, de Bruin believes, may come far later, and in a form that has little to do with task-switching and executive control; it may, she says, be the result of simple learning.

The others are from far later and have been on DVD before with more extras, which makes this set economical but annoying.

It's unorthodox to prefer the far later Passenger and the fact I do probably says more about me than about the film (its alternative title is Profession: Reporter).

Prepared for by the systematization of the Sanskrit language by Pāṇini, the development of the great epics, notably the Rāmāyaṇa, and the refinements of prosody represented by the Pāli lyrics, there arose, in the first centuries ad, a Sanskrit literary style that governed canons of taste for a millennium and remained influential far later through modern Indian languages and their literatures.

All of this means people go to bed far later than they should and get less sleep than they need.

A far later Picasso, "The Painter and His Model," executed from April 2 to 6, 1963, shows the artist armed with a palette and brush sitting at his easel painting a nude model facing him.

Today, it's far later, in our 30s, and even 40s.

Today, thanks to miraculous advances in health and medicine, we are staying vibrant and vital far later into life.

The 22-year-old female inspired by people she admires and respects, perhaps unwittingly took her Facebook post too far, later defended that same post, and as a result, lost her job at Cold Stone Creamery.