Sentence examples for later understood that from inspiring English sources

Cozens, like the Surrealists a century and a half later, understood that ambiguity gave rise to individuality.

He said he later understood that Mr. Kleinman's trip to Colorado with a "prosecutor went according to plan, except that Yousef evidently reneged on his offer".

I later understood that she wanted to prepare herself for the day when I was old enough to walk alone to school and she could get a job as a babysitter.

I only later understood that Ice Cube, too, was echoing a tradition, doing for South Central what Baraka's poem "Black People!," written amid the fire and chaos of the 1967 Newark riots, had done for New Jersey.

The Roddicks took the business public in 1984; she later understood that that had been a serious mistake, since its success was thereafter calculated only in terms of profits and growth.

In the late 1950s and early 1960s, I loved hit TV shows like the Red Skelton Show, I Love Lucy, and The Dick Van Dyke Show, and later understood that they created a shared narrative about those times through their slapstick approach to human foibles.

"What did you do to me when you got me a wife like this?" Much later, Lakshman understood that his grandmother had to be consulted because, since his mother belonged to a family with which his father's family did business, there would be financial consequences if his mother was sent back.

Years later I understood that "charm" sucks you into the person.

I woke up one morning and understood that, as they later began to say, this was the first day of the rest of my life.

Even later, Lee would understand that by holding back on his side of the argument he had allowed for a much more dangerous distraction, a paternal vibration — unsettling and unspoken — between the two of them.

"Whoever told you that it is ok is a complete idiot," said the e-mail message, which later warned, "Please understand that too much is just as bad as not enough.