Sentence examples for latter thought from inspiring English sources

The scores have the names of Louis Benson and HT Saunders stamped on them, the latter thought to have been a musical director at cinemas in Glasgow.

It was the latter thought that drove him to pick up his bucket and press on to the smokehouse, partly because he wanted to warn the intruder about the tiger, partly because he was filled with a frantic, inexplicable jealousy at the thought of some drifters seeing his tiger first.

"Why do you need a kickoff?" (That latter thought may be the spiritual partner to Bill Cosby's 1960's question, "Why is there air?") A more immediate improvement is coming from Fox and CBS: the popular and useful computerized first-down line, which has been used on one or two games a week, will be extended to all games.

The former argued that only struggle against the Japanese imperialism would bring independence while the latter thought that using Japanese-installed institutional machines and educational opportunity could bring Koreans emancipation from colonialism.

It has been recently recognized that dyspnea, like pain, is a complex symptom with both sensory and affective domains, the latter thought to be processed in central limbic neural structures.

From a variety of analytical electron microscopy experiments, the chromosomes of dinoflagellates are known to contain sizeable amounts of cations, the latter thought to contribute to the neutralization of the negative charge carried by the phosphate groups in the DNA backbone.

The latter thoughts express essentialist and objectivist power plays, attempts to foreclose contests over practices by fixing them in a supposedly extra-linguistic reality.

It appears in Robb's book as part of a chapter on Marville and Haussmann, in which we are privy to the latter's thoughts – an awkward mixture of anecdote, biography and straight history.

Although the first subsist per se, the latter are thoughts that subsist in something else.

The culprit in misunderstanding is always an illegitimate inference from sensation (the latter including thoughts produced by film-like images).

Compare, for instance: I believe that there was a big surprise party for my 24th birthday vs. I have always believed that lions don't eat their food with forks and knives, or that 13652/4=3413, even though until now these latter two thoughts had never occurred to me.