Sentence examples for which are after from inspiring English sources

There seems to be a widespread dedication to using these places – so many of which are, after all, UK crown dependencies or overseas territories – for massive economic advantage.

Servicers are petrified of lawsuits if they sell individual mortgages — which are, after all, owned by other people — "at a loss".

"Beppie is always concerned with private, individual interests, with using art in some way to illustrate 'everyday problems,' which are, after all, the stuff of life".

A proposition that complex balances of the public interest – which are after all the daily business of modern government – can only be done by courts is plainly wrong".

Perhaps he's eying the block of flats being constructed by the river, which are, after all, draped with a banner that reads "Retire here in 2009".

Bernstein's propulsively muttering musical line applies equally to rival gangs and raging nations, which are, after all, symptoms of the same disease.

Which is after-work drinks culture or "early evening socialisation".

Which is, after all, two weeks away.

Which is, after all, tragicomedy.

Which is, after all, what this particular story is about.

Which is, after all, what drama is all about.