The book can be read in half an afternoon, leaving plenty of room for afterthoughts about Robison's funny and heartbreaking conversations, which run short because both sides can barely contain their impatience or intelligence or high (both ways) private style.
This sordidness could not quell our reviewer's delight: "The whole thing can be read in half an afternoon, leaving plenty of room for afterthoughts about Robison's funny and heartbreaking conversations, which run short because both sides can barely contain their impatience or intelligence or high (both ways) private style".
Here is an example of parentheses used for an afterthought.
Setting up a website for mobile apps is often an afterthought for many developers, LaunchKit co-founder Brenden Mulligan believes.
Lee's mere presence – far different from the 18.5 points and 11.2 rebounds that the Warriors received, on average, during the regular season – would be an afterthought for the game, but not for the next one.
Kate Green MP, the shadow minister for women and equalities, said women were "an afterthought" for the Conservatives: "This government's policies are not developed from the perspective of women, and the impact on women is not properly considered.
The taboo may have turned the services into an afterthought for security researchers who scour the Internet for software bugs.
Instead, the final match becomes something of an afterthought for them and a source of huge incentive for Afghanistan to add their name to the list of associate nations that have toppled England.
ALTHOUGH often only an afterthought for visitors to its fancier cousin across the bay, for those with a hankering for fabulous food, a passion for politics, or an independent bookstore addiction, Berkeley should be a target destination.
A major reason for their optimism is a new emphasis on what's normally an afterthought for most sports leagues: live TV coverage.
