Sentence examples for felt later on from inspiring English sources

"The effect on insurance will be felt later on," Mr. Awad said.

Early encounters with pain may alter the threshold at which pain is felt later on, making a child hypersensitive to pain — or, alternatively, dangerously indifferent to it.

I never heard back from him and, for reasons I felt later on, the reason he never responded to me was that he must have borne the burden of hearing from many people who criticized him for attacking an American institution like Little League Baseball.

And I do feel strongly about teenagers who can get into this whole self-loathing thing, and you just want to go, 'Oh sweetheart, honestly, go grab it because you will really feel later on.' I wish I had.

You can't imagine the pain these children will feel later, on a Sunday afternoon, when the sun is lower in the sky and his metallic-blue Suburban with vinyl seats pulls away, horn tapping, big soft hand waving at the tearful faces pressed against the glass front door of the Magill Road house, wishing their father would stay.

if you wanna tell him/her how you feel later on.

The reporter seems to have kept his head together, though doesn't report back on how he felt later.

(I scrubbed her feel later).

"I remember her telling me she felt bad later on in life because she felt there were some things that might have been more difficult for me to attain because of my name," he said.

I felt woozy, dizzy and, later on, nauseated.

Widely celebrated for her work at Jack Tinker and Partners later on, she felt entitled to ask for the presidency in 1966.