Sentence examples for subsequently reading from inspiring English sources

After watching this week's Real Time with Bill Maher and subsequently reading various criticisms of the show's segment wherein Maher and his panel discussed atheism vs. religion, I find myself in a very interesting spot: I want to defend Bill Maher.

This could have important implications for ABE programs because explicitly teaching adults to understand morphological rules and how to decompose words into constituent morphemes could improve their morphological awareness, vocabulary knowledge, and subsequently reading comprehension skills.

The article, which was subsequently read at Nuremberg, is a masterly work of reconstruction.

But I have subsequently read reports that suggest this is not the case.

As I've subsequently read, others reacted in much the same way: in his autobiography, Eric Clapton says that Memphis "hit me like a thunderbolt when I heard it".

In November 1933 Mandelshtam produced a searing epigram on Stalin which he subsequently read to many of his friends ("We live unable to sense the country under our feet").

The secret speech, although subsequently read to groups of party activists and "closed" local party meetings, was never officially made public.

Within the DTI, Hewitt, her advisers Roger Sharp and Jim Godfrey, along with Geoffrey Norris and Shriti Vadera, their counterparts from Number 10 and the Treasury, worked on letters outlining the loan terms, which were subsequently read to SAIC that evening.

When he subsequently read the novel, he found the dialogue so elegantly direct and true that he decided to write his own libretto, lifted almost entirely from that dialogue.

(My hairdresser had specifically instructed me to ask what was up with the topknot, but I subsequently read in Ral's book that hair and beards are antennae helping the brain transmit messages, so I figure he just wanted taller antennae).

The investigations were recorded on computers and were subsequently read by two independent observers.