Sentence examples for later appreciated from inspiring English sources

By the end, he hoped to repeat Harry S. Truman's example as an unpopular president later appreciated for great leadership at the opening of a long national struggle.

He liked the health care plan that Dean had instituted in Vermont and his forthright style, and later appreciated Dean's clear opposition to the war in Iraq.

While Alstom stayed mum about the talks until the news broke in April, incurring ministerial ire, Mrs Gaymard tipped off the government in February that GE was interested, a gesture that was later appreciated.

All the things you discovered via the letters were not things you could experience when you were growing up, but are aspects of their lives that you have later appreciated.

It was later appreciated that IL-2 plays a major role in Treg homeostasis.

However, it was later appreciated that tumor cells also utilize OXPHOS [2 5] and that depletion of mitochondrial function mainly compromises the stemness features of cancer [6].

Mr. Murray said, "Even the people who watch it later appreciate that it was live; it adds to the verisimilitude of the video".

Made late in the artist's career (1560-70), it has the kind of deftly worked painterly qualities that modern artists would later appreciate.

Occasionally she delivered sperm samples to Cambridge by train, only later appreciating the enormity of the work in which she was involved.

We can get caught up in whether a mother should nurse a preschooler — or, perhaps more relevant, whether that preschooler will later appreciate being photographed nursing for a national magazine.

As a child, he liked the feel of the glossy paper; later, he appreciated the layouts and the profiles.