Sentence examples for latter I think from inspiring English sources

The latter I think is totally appropriate.

If the latter, I think he is wrong.

If it's the latter, I think you are missing the point but who am I to judge?

(For the record, the latter I think is more like Rochester, the former, like Donne, more prone to the conceit, but the defence of both I'll leave to Chris Rock).

I couldn't bring myself to do the latter, I think partly from fear nobody would react and partly because I'm not used to causing a scene, as stupid as that sounds.

I'm not sure if they're implying that this Coverflow drawer should be visible at all times on the homescreen, or if it's a slideout drawer – but if it's the latter, I think I'm in love.

In the latter case, I think the unions become organizations of a more political character than anything else.

The latter is, I think, meant to bring acidity and lubrication to the dishes it touches; instead, it blankets them.

I favor the latter because I think visionary corporations increasingly see that sustainability is something that will promote their own bottom line and success.

The latter term I think I'm allowed to use in the Guardian: the other one I'm not, as far as I know, unless it's in reported speech.

When asked whether children should be primarily taught weight using the metric or imperial system, Cameron went for the latter, saying: "I think I would still go for pounds and ounces... rather like we use miles and pints".