Sentence examples for she retrospectively from inspiring English sources

After the first she began to paint, and after the second she began to write her own stories to illustrate, including what she retrospectively called a trilogy -- "Miss Rumphius" (1982), "Island Boy" (1988) and "Hattie and the Wild Waves" (1990).

The protagonist of this grown-up fairy tale, Pamela Drury Rachel Griffithss), is a lonely single woman approaching 40 who gets a magical opportunity to sample the life she might have lived had she married the man she retrospectively believes to have been her Mr. Right.

Each woman gave several explanations for what she retrospectively saw as her delay in help-seeking.

However, if she retrospectively rates her pre-treatment pain as having been a 5, the actual treatment effect is 2. Likewise, if she retrospectively rates her pre-treatment pain as having been 10, the actual treatment effect is 7.

One girl described how she retrospectively became aware of her symptoms and that everything fell into place.

It is important to note that the story is based on Jemimah's experiences and the way she retrospectively interpreted them.

(Perhaps she's retrospectively due some gratitude?) Yet already 10 years earlier, the Framingham Heart Study had reported a link between coronary heart disease and raised cholesterol levels, and by the 1970s the Royal College of Physicians was recommending the replacement of saturated fats by polyunsaturated.

Thus it might be that the wishes of EAS to preserve a coherently meaningful and valuable life ought to control here, given that the longer FDS lives, the worse she might retrospectively render EAS's life.

"How can I do that?" she wonders retrospectively.

And my husband helped me… why, exactly, was it helpful for a man to look after his own children, or cook the food that he would eat?" A writer I really love expressed surprise when I told her how much I admired Cusk, offering the opinion that "She can't say what she thinks, only retrospectively garlands it with all sorts of whimsy so she sounds super clever and fragile.

Because Carwardine's partner works and because the change was applied retrospectively, she lost her £400 a month ESA the following month.