Sentence examples for later reflects from inspiring English sources
The phrase "later reflects" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing how something is shown or represented in a subsequent context or analysis. Example: "The findings of the study later reflect the initial hypotheses proposed by the researchers."
"It was not nice love," she later reflects.
"My sole gift or talent," she later reflects, "was that places could impress themselves upon me, and I could become a part of them with ease".
Another American who refused orders to join them later reflects on his tour in Iraq, saying that "the gray area in the middle" is where the grimmer business of war occurs.
After A Pale View of Hills and 1986's An Artist of the Floating World, which won the Whitbread book of the year award and was shortlisted for the Booker prize, Ishiguro turned to England between the wars and to Stevens, the emotionally repressed butler who some years later reflects on his unquestioning service to his former employer, the pro-German Lord Darlington.
The film doesn't seem conceived with the same kind of global appeal as the Taken franchise, and a smash-and-grab release schedule – the US and UK creating an early March splash for a busy overseas weekend with most major territories a month later – reflects that.
She later reflects that this "sense of space... is the basis of all earthly beauty".
"Clint finishing it off," Klinsmann later reflected.
"Funny bloke, Len," he later reflected.
"Nothing odd will do for long," he later reflected.
"Mentally, it was not easy," Mourinho would later reflect.
She later reflected that "every good artist needs a lawsuit".
