Sentence examples for latter word from inspiring English sources
He saw himself as a con artist with the emphasis on the latter word.
I found the book emotionally hard – in the best possible sense of the latter word.
My thing about crisp and crispy [he loathes the latter word] came from her in the beginning.
"I don't regret not going to the Premier League: that's there" – he emphasises the latter word strongly – "and all the other teams are there.
The latter word wonderfully accomplishes things without specifying what kind: If you elect Jeb! Bush, he will lead – the what and where aren't important.
This plant is Valeriana officinalis, the latter word originating from "officina", which describes the storerooms of medieval monasteries where medicines were kept.
With the latter, words are highlighted to match the narrator thereby increasing word recognition.
As he said the latter words, Djokovic raised the trophy to the sky.
These latter words were echoed in four articles recently published online by The New England Journal of Medicine, suggesting a more discriminating use of the PSA.
Not only was the woman who said the latter words to me perfectly ambulatory while I was sitting in a scooter, but she then loudly complained to a friend: "She has some nerve.
I found myself with a ludicrous image of the latter words being scripted for an alien sexual (or, as the case may be, asexual) being in a movie where it had to pose as a red-blooded American man.
