Sentence examples for no latter from inspiring English sources

Without the former, there'd be no latter, a point many gay men are unaware of or simply refuse to acknowledge, which reminds me of The New York Times Op-Ed columnist Maureen Dowd's mother.

The only exception among patients with disease was patient J, that showed negative determinations 15 days before the onset of clinical disease, and no latter determination was available before disease was observed.

(This, incidentally, is why it's just as well we have no latter-day Whitmans).

But the payoff is no latter-day opium den with a slinky soundtrack and cocktails set on fire.

No latter-day mixologist is likely to come up with anything to unseat the pisco sour, the national cocktail of Peru.

No mid-century builder had considerately included a limestone-arched arcade to draw pedestrians; no latter-day conglomerate had provided a spiky allée of shrubbery in exchange for being allowed to thrust its skyscraper higher.

Never again has goldsmithing this minute been equaled, and no latter-day artisan-including Peter Carl Fabergé-has Fabergé-haso figure out how those long-ago masters worked it.

The latter no longer looks correct.

He said yes to the former and no to the latter.

The bogs are traversed by the Grand and Royal canals, the latter no longer in use.

The latter no less involves "allow[ing] the act or existence of" or "tolerat[ing]" the display of the cross.