Sentence examples for wondered later from inspiring English sources

I wondered later if this was why there were so many more women than men at the ranch.

I wondered later why he staged that performance before the Parliament, since peace and coexistence were never a possibility for him.

I clomped around happily for several minutes in a simpler lipstick-red peep-toe, chunky "belted" pair that hoisted me to drag-queen height, its ocean liner-like structure ("Is there storage in there?" my husband wondered later when I showed him a picture) magically reducing my legs to stems rather than stumps.

I wondered later whether it was an unconscious decision, but I don't remember ever learning that her name was Alma until after I finished the book.

But I never did, and I wondered, later on, rereading my notes, whether this expressed the convergence of political history with natural history that Walter Benjamin writes about in his essay "The Origin of German Tragic Drama"—a convergence that becomes supernatural along with death passing into the petrified, timeless landscape.

He would wonder, later, why he had been so sure.

"How does one perform darkness?" he wonders later.

"You wonder later, in mystery, how it all happens," he said.

He looked at me curiously, in a way that made me wonder later what he had seen in my face.

With no time to think, much less back down, Tskitishvili returned four-letter fire, only to wonder later why Garnett had challenged him at all.

She wore a sleeveless yellow dress with a furry kitten face on the front — I remember that very clearly, and remember wondering later how, if she didn't exist, I could have made that up.