Sentence examples for later, upon reflection from inspiring English sources

Later, upon reflection, I concluded that the thugs were not bad people.

But later, upon reflection, Mr. Sloo added that simply the perception of being virtuous could be beneficial.

She didn't know it at the time, but later upon reflection, she thought it might have been a subconscious choice in trying to improve her odds.

For Butler we are often self-deceived even when we think we are doing what is morally right (in fact if we think we are wholly in the right we are almost always deceived (Sermon X §13)) and we often only recognize our self-deception — if at all -- upon later reflection.

Pitchfork Media said that while Acid Tongue is "immediately pleasurable," the album's downfall is that "Lewis does such a good job of nailing choice sounds and styles from pop's past that you can't help getting reeled in right away; only upon later reflection do you realize that much of her success lies in evoking something else great rather than achieving a greatness more uniquely her own".

The critical first seventeen years of Lewis's life, spent in Sauk Centre, Minnesota, get thirteen pages; Schorer gave them forty-one, more richly exploiting the not inconsiderable record of small-town news clippings, Lewis's adolescent diary, and his abundant later reflections upon his roots.

The electron group velocity is fully reversed upon reflection, causing electrons to be retro-reflected.

Upon reflection, even Morris was appalled by those words and later apologized.

Upon reflection, I realized how miraculous it was that two generations later, the grandson of holocaust survivors had chosen to dedicate his life to teaching love and compassion.

Upon reflection, I'm pretty sure most of them were "implanted" later from home movies, photographs, or family stories, and I internalized those experiences as my own.

As you read it--and later, as dishes arrive--the impression builds that the menu takes an unannounced "healthy eating" approach that, upon reflection, seems a little dictatorial and unwelcome.