Sentence examples for subsequently comes to from inspiring English sources
Quine introduces the general idea of indeterminacy, in Chapter Two of (1960), without explicitly distinguishing them, but subsequently comes to treat them quite differently.
Rather, it means that selfhood has a peculiar temporal structure that is the origin of that "history" which subsequently comes to be narrated in terms of a series of events.
Fenwick tries to reconcile himself to the existence of the chapel, but it subsequently comes to light that the land does not belong to the marquis, and is instead part of the parish's glebe.
His brief remarks contained 39 words that have subsequently come to haunt him.
Tells how he subsequently came to America, attended City College & became a professor.
It subsequently came to include all members of the European Union (EU).
Wenceslas subsequently came to be venerated as the patron saint of Bohemia.
British banks were willing to lend very large sums to these entities, some of which subsequently came to grief.
Many will subsequently come to be married, or to have children baptised, or to mark a loss.
I subsequently came to love Britain for reasons other than those that had made me a juvenile Anglophile.
He subsequently came to Stanford for his fellowship in Rheumatology, and before becoming Clinical Instructor, spent a year as a Postdoctoral Fellow in the laboratory of Dr. William Robinson.
