Sentence examples for this afterthought from inspiring English sources

And then, this afterthought, the saddest story: "Well, he would not have to fail at trying to write them either".

We were just kind of this afterthought to the President, and whatever he tells us to do, we kind of docilely go along".

The first Hot Tub, a spirited Hangover derivative, qualified as a guilty pleasure; five years on, any enjoyment this afterthought generates may necessitate a lifetime of Hail Marys.

This afterthought of Chinese restaurants is almost as easily varied as pasta, and has one distinct advantage: It can be made with leftover rice.

But then, 19 years later, Freud adds this afterthought: "[Footnote added 1919:] A second factor, which is much more important and far-reaching, but which is equally overlooked by laymen, is the following.

This "Afterthought" approach is similar to the approach of the now defunct Cullinet and ADR who, instead of re-architecting their products, simply "bolted on" a relational layer and offered it as an option.

Pianist, conductor, orchestra made the case for this compositional latecomer, this historical afterthought, as one of the grand and great piano concertos, as well as one of the great compositional testaments.

This, too, bent the world's eye on this inconsiderable "afterthought of Europe", as Joyce called the place.

The setting would be the strip clubs, pitted streets and disused warehouses of New Jersey, Chase's childhood home, which he would portray with such affection that he would make this suburban afterthought seem almost beautiful.

The Stath, alas, is following orders throughout: given his revelatory comic turn in last year's Spy, he may yet return to material that allows him to raise smiles and smash heads, but this shrugging afterthought isn't it.

And, because of this one afterthought of a feature, it's clear that it can be.