Sentence examples for later sense of from inspiring English sources

This handsomely produced volume documents the early precociousness and a later sense of weariness and dwindled powers before and after "In Cold Blood".

This sort of pomp and circumstance is thrilling as a child and a bit embarrassing as an adult, but maybe we never quite shake our earlier, atavistic awe, and our later sense of sophisticated, ironic detachment is built on unstable foundations.

To really comprehend "Portraits and Observations," its early, almost overheated precociousness and later sense of weariness and dwindled powers, you have to imagine a crater roughly at the center of it: "In Cold Blood," the 1966 book that was ostensibly not altered or elaborated at all and that was both the making of Capote, or of his reputation, and also his undoing.

Later, that sense of equality became difficult to maintain.

Months later that sense of slipperiness still gnaws.

Decades later, that sense of surprise remains intact, and it has been an impressive life.

Later, that sense of mastery is what I strove for in my professional life.

A few weeks later a sense of unease made me ring SriLankan.

But a few days later, his sense of smell vanished again, just as suddenly as it had returned.

In the New Testament, the Greek word pronoia and related words are used rarely, but in no case are they used in the later Christian sense of providence.

The monopoly on trade Galveston had enjoyed was shattered, and even a century later a sense of lingering resentment pushed some voters to reject the merger.