Sentence examples for later reflected the from inspiring English sources

Despite it being "disorganised and violent" Pomare later reflected: "The reception was warm.

These events were, Glenn later reflected, the low point of his career.

Minor league teams originally identified with the parent club and later reflected the business interest of the sponsor or his product.

During the beginning phase of the collaborative, she took on too much herself, which, she realized later, reflected the unilateral and often dictatorial style of many ballet companies, with dancers kept in the dark about programming and casting.

In 1991, after Glenn had spent half a million dollars to defend his "honor," as he put it, he was let off with the lightest possible censure: "poor judgment". These events were, Glenn later reflected, the low point of his career.

"I have tried to show what life means to a young man living under the shadow of the dole," Greenwood later reflected, "the tragedy of a lost generation who are denied consummation, in decency, of the natural hopes and desires of youth".

The FTSE 100 index of leading shares edged slowly back above 7,300 early in the week, only to slide later, reflecting the icy conditions that gripped the country.

So it may be that the levels of troponin on admission and 24 hours later reflect the transient neonatal rise of troponin following delivery.

In other words, spontaneous CA ignitions first began in central and secondary areas (in equal proportions), while primary areas exhibited significant activity only later, reflecting the new distribution of the per-area number of "cortico-cortical" links (2 2 1).

After being treated as "little lions", the officers of the Shenandoah later reflected that the best time of their lives was given to them by the women of Melbourne.

The magazine later reflected that the Saturn version was somewhat better but nevertheless very similar to the PlayStation original.