Sentence examples for somewhat belated from inspiring English sources

A somewhat belated response to Roger Farmer, who accused me of cribbing from his writings.

Seen in that light, it could be argued that Trinity Mirror's merger, under Simon Fox's regime, is somewhat belated.

This is somewhat belated, for which many apologies, but via the always-brilliant Jezebel.com come scans from the Dianetics and Scientology festive gift catalogue.

She wasn't there, having been whisked off to Jamaica for her somewhat belated honeymoon by husband and co-writer Rory Kinnear – they got married in 2002.

Mr. Brands minutely chronicles Franklin's gradual and somewhat belated move from "intense attachment to the British empire" to impassioned "resistance to British tyranny".

This, Edison executives said, was a somewhat belated response to the back-to-basics mood that has dominated the stock market since at least September 2001.

A slightly belated Happy New Year to you all.

In somewhat-belated honor of Sally Ride, quite possibly the first lesbian in space, here are what really are the very first steps into the Final Frontier.

The papal courtiers, "somewhat surprised by the belated birth of a brown and fuzzy 'Medici', add the surname 'Africanus'.

Trump's belated and somewhat grudging endorsement of Ryan was important for keeping up appearances of party unity.

The court's "belated and somewhat tentative command," Justice Stevens wrote with reference to the similarly unanimous follow-up opinion known as Brown II, "may have done more to encourage resistance to the clear message contained in Earl Warren's original opinion than would have a dissenting opinion joined by only one or two justices".