Sentence examples for later widespread from inspiring English sources

They often have an elaborate arrangement of minutely delineated border patterns around the central subject (usually pretty women), demonstrating the new, and later widespread, idea that the beauty of an object is directly proportional to the amount of decoration on it.

The rumour was later widespread but never substantiated and Ciano's wife, Edda Mussolini, denied it.

But 24 hours later, after widespread surprise over his unexpected policy shift, Bush went on MSNBC to disavow the views in the book.

That drift was symbolised by the ruling coalition's decision this month to allow in foreign supermarkets into India, which it was forced to reverse two weeks later after widespread protests and objections from the smaller parties it relies on to stay in power.

(Case in point: A Glasgow pride parade banned drag queens in 2015 for their potential to give rise to transphobia and misogyny, though the ban was later rescinded after widespread criticism).

He later withdrew his comments after widespread criticism.

Opposition groups took part in those elections but complained later of widespread vote-rigging.

The Wolves manager later sparked widespread laughter with his suggestion that he has also had messages from further afield.

Beginning in late 2002, the panel said, Mr. Rumsfeld and his staff set the stage for an environment in which abuses later became widespread.

The following March, the Supreme Court voted to take control of the National Assembly, only to reverse its decision three days later amid widespread outrage.

It was only after he had been arrested some weeks later, amid widespread coverage of the arrests of Knox and Sollecito, that Guede named them.