Sentence examples for later thoughts from inspiring English sources

He blushed and was uncomfortable at these times, but he enjoyed the later thoughts of them.

But surely, over the years, the lack of understanding of Schumann's later thoughts should have been corrected, as it has been with so many other composers (Beethoven included)?

Tarantino told Entertainment Weekly in 2004 that he was working on a third "Kill Bill," and two years later, thoughts of a fourth movie began circulating as well.

Now, nearly 30 years later, thoughts of Edith and her psychosis, her time with me (and my time with her) on an inpatient psychiatric unit, my attempts to understand her and care for her, have affected my work today.

Both show him already grappling with the central problem of his later thought: the relationship between mechanism and life.

In one sense, Wittgenstein's later thought makes great play of the insistence that it leaves everything as it is.

Hengzhan, the most important idea in Lu Xun's later thought, indicates the complex and tragic predicament of an intellectual in modern society.

Comte idealized this sentimental episode, which exerted a considerable influence on his later thought and writings, particularly with regard to the role of women in the positivist society he planned to establish.

A newly discovered archive from the most devoted of the devotees, Francis Skinner, will illuminate the relationships of the master's "wonderful life", as well as the emergence of his later thought.

Even translated from German it's rhythmic, hilarious and so memorable that I can still recite many of the poems 40 years later (thought that might be the PTSD).

This stimulated the analysis of religious language, and the movement was complicated by the transformation in the thought of the Austrian-English philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein (1889 1951), who in his later thought was very far removed from his early, rather formalistic treatment of language.