Sentence examples for that would retrospectively from inspiring English sources

Nineteen fifty-three was a good year for fiction, bringing us Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury, The Go-Between by LP Hartley, The Echoing Grove by Rosamond Lehmann and Hurry On Down by John Wain, a novel that would retrospectively be hailed as the Angry Young Men's first blast.

"What we would like to see is legislation that would apply both retrospectively and prospectively," said Chido Dunn, senior campaigner at Global Witness.

Then, on the way out, Kenner spotted the FOR SALE sign and bought the land that would, years later, retrospectively, even a score".

He also says that the "Severino law" that would expel him cannot be applied retrospectively.

Past studies therefore cannot be retrospectively corrected, except by new knowledge that would render them redundant.

That retrospectively moved him up to 10th but still left him short of the total that would have been required to earn another three throws.

Marin retrospectively dated these works to 1903-4, which suggests that he was advancing abstraction to a degree that would have been unusual even in Europe at that time.

Moreover, the war in Spain has been retrospectively called a "dress rehearsal" for World War II, in which fascists, republicans and Marxists of various stripes explored the new technologies and tactics that would shape the latter war.

The Communist party would retrospectively label her as an advocate of a naive spontaneity.

More to the point, as many of the same characters reappear but are now fixed to one life rather than fractured among several, my worry was that this would somehow retrospectively reduce the achievement of Life After Life.

In the age of Lohan and a certain Canadian kid (Bieber) that may retrospectively have been a blessing in disguise.