Sentence examples for it later seems from inspiring English sources

She feels for them a "proleptic tenderness", an "inexplicable joy" that it later seems to her might in some way have prefigured the birth of her daughter.

It later seems to have developed a 'magical' purpose as a symbolic shaft.

The "system" at that stage was the school that wanted the infant Assange to tie his shoelaces, but it later seems to have been pretty much everyone in the world except his mum, and his mates.

For Mr. Hughes, a history and literature student with no programming skills, it later seemed to outsiders a lucky break.

It later seemed evident that the kidnappers had been aiming to capture Robert and his photographer colleague that day, but instead ended up with the freelancers.

Where at the start of the movement it was uttered directly, it later seemed more to be recalling that earlier phase.

But it later seemed that the attackers' targets had instead been an arms shop and assorted federal and security installations, including police stations and the local department of internal affairs.

By the time Joey finished eighth grade, his name was turning up in the neighbor boys' replies to strenuously casual parental inquiries about the sexual behavior of their schoolmates, and it later seemed probable that Jessica had been aware of something by the end of that summer — suddenly, without saying why, she became strikingly disdainful of both Connie and her brother.

It later seemed to start shifting away from the music upload space when it shut down its dedicated music importer software in fall 2015, pointing customers to the Amazon Music app instead.

"She was by nature a thinker", remembered Gleb Botkin, the son of the family's physician, Yevgeny Botkin, "and as it later seemed to me, understood the general situation better than any member of her family, including even her parents.

Perhaps the economic crisis that Barack Obama inherited will turn out to be so protracted and severe that it will later seem to be an event equally as controlling of his priorities; let's hope not.