Sentence examples for subsequently most from inspiring English sources

The first, and subsequently most famous, resident inmate, Mary Barnes, regressed to infancy for a time, smearing the walls with her faeces, squealing for attention and being fed with a bottle.

Pakistan arrested hundreds of Islamic extremists after General Musharraf's speech, and reportedly shut down camps operated by Kashmiri separatists, but subsequently most of the militants were released, and India claims that incursions from Pakistan have again been on the rise.

Gone is the whole of Book Ten ("baroque and nasty", apparently), most of the adjectives and fixed epithets that contribute to the life of Homer's figures and, subsequently, most of the poetic value of Homer's work.

Subsequently, most villages adapted to colonial rule through syncretism, adopting and incorporating those aspects of the dominant culture necessary for survival under its regime, while maintaining the basic fabric of traditional culture.

One linguist has put forward the theory that the most basic distinctions in language are those that are acquired first by children and are subsequently most resistant to disruption and loss in aphasia.

Subsequently, most of the U-boats renounced the Channel as a way into the Atlantic and instead took the passage north of Great Britain, thus losing precious fuel and time before reaching the heavily traveled sea lanes of the western approaches to Great Britain.

Subsequently, the most attractive techniques are evaluated and compared by highlighting their most relevant features.

It subsequently vacated most of the space by October 2002 to return to Manhattan.

Mr. Prokhorov subsequently sold most of his stake to Mr. Deripaska.

He brought it to his farm, Cremona Farm, in southern Maryland and subsequently donated most of the collection to Rutgers.

He subsequently appeared most often as a leader of small groups that he named African Rhythms.