Sentence examples for later not so from inspiring English sources

Three Super Bowl wins later, not so much.

Then, it seemed like hyperbole, but 60 episodes later, not so much.

As sometimes happens, my lunch one day was near-perfect, dinner a week later not so much.

About two weeks later, not so quietly, the Defense Department assigned Dr. Craig Fields, the director of Darpa, to another defense position.

Shielding, of course, being the problematic verb here, given that we spend the first decade or so of our children's lives attempting to stand between them and the brutality of the world, and then, slowly, begin to do the opposite, first gently, and later not so gently, shoving them out into the land of competitive sports, college admissions and fire hydrants of all sorts.

Mr. Bloomberg's decision to align himself subtly -- and later not so subtly -- against the transit union was foreshadowed last summer when he declined to directly intervene after three private bus lines in Queens began a strike that lasted seven weeks and cut bus service to more than 100,000 passengers a day.

Congratulations to this week's winner, Robert Ast of New York City, who says he loves Woody Allen's movies, even, he notes (reversing Allen's famous meta-commentary) the later, not-so-funny ones.

[ image: /photos/5909539dc14b3c606c1041e4] Congratulations to this week's winner, Robert Ast of New York City, who says he loves Woody Allen's movies, even, he notes (reversing Allen's famous meta-commentary) the later, not-so-funny ones.

By The New Yorker September 22, 2010 Congratulations to this week's winner, Robert Ast of New York City, who says he loves Woody Allen's movies, even, he notes (reversing Allen's famous meta-commentary) the later, not-so-funny ones.

I saw him with his new band on Later… not so long ago – a proper musician and not just a rock-star idiot.

The second affair, a year later, is not so innocuous.