in retrospect in English

looking back, in hindsight

Use "in retrospect" in a sentence

1. Especially, it seemed, in retrospect.

2. In retrospect, that is a conservative agenda.

3. That, in retrospect, was a big mistake.

4. Popular fiction often becomes more important in retrospect.

5. In retrospect it's obvious how we went wrong.

6. In retrospect, I think that I was wrong.

7. In retrospect the studio appears unforgivably tardy.

8. In retrospect, this split was probably inevitable.

9. The decision seems extremely odd, in retrospect.

10. In retrospect, they were spinning straw into gold.

11. In retrospect she had mixed feelings about it.

12. In retrospect, I would have handled it differently.

13. My discussion with Charles seemed significant only in retrospect.

14. Of course, but not so long in retrospect, really.

15. He seems in retrospect the Mahatma's fated antagonist.

16. But it does not seem that way in retrospect.

17. In retrospect, it seems not only minor, but irrelevant.

18. In retrospect, I wonder if we should have done more.

19. It was , in retrospect, the happiest day of her life.

20. In retrospect, it's easy to see why we were wrong.

21. In retrospect, I think my marriage was doomed from the beginning.

22. The bombast, Condescension, arrogance and swagger all seems slightly silly in retrospect.

23. In retrospect, I wish that I had thought about alternative courses of action.

24. The Bombast, condescension, arrogance and swagger all seems slightly silly in retrospect

25. First Jonathan, which had been, in retrospect, a mere blemish on the horizon.

26. I'm sure my university days seem happier in retrospect than they really were.

27. In retrospect, it Astonishes me that we avoided a major quarrel for so long.

28. 19 In retrospect, he stands out as a reformer of Hinduism, somewhat like Buddha.

29. And then he lost his funding. In retrospect, it seems hard to fathom.

30. In retrospect it now seems that both camps were barking up the wrong tree.

31. In retrospect, I was a sad little boy and a standard-issue, shiftless, egotistical, dejected teen-ager.

32. The latter's expiate a guilt that was in retrospect vastly exaggerated or nonexistent prolonged the war.

33. There would be no more climbing through the ranks. In retrospect, his fears look laughably absurd.

34. In retrospect, it might be argued that the significance of the liquidity trap was over-emphasised.

35. In retrospect he criticized one of his old drawing masters for encouraging students to copy from photographs.

36. Meditation for those facing odious tasks Dear Lord, History in the making is often clear only in retrospect.

37. I am very glad in retrospect that I didn't choose to scratch build a U-boat or Gato.

38. In retrospect the interracial character of the growing congregation on Azusa Street was indeed a kind of miracle.

39. In retrospect, we should have insisted on checking his calculations, but it's easy to be wise after the event.

40. In retrospect I wish that 1 had been less careful of their prerogatives and had exercised control over their activities.

41. The illegal break-in at the Watergate Building was in retrospect quite unnecessary in terms of Nixon's electoral changes in 19

42. 25 Ramsey went out of his years at school with a sense of contentment which in retrospect he knew to be a veneer.

43. Even the digression up to Cajamarca now seemed in retrospect more like an adventure than something to send shivers down the spine.

44. Ramsey went out of his years at school with a sense of contentment which in retrospect he knew to be a veneer.

45. 8 The illegal break-in at the Watergate Building was in retrospect quite unnecessary in terms of Nixon's electoral changes in 19

46. So what I'm going to show you is, in retrospect, a lot more interesting and a lot more accepted than it was at the time.

47. I'm just defending myself, insists KP; CRICKET (5) 22 Tam's wobbly radio antenna (4) 23 Government rules are partly Codswallop, in retrospect (4)

48. In retrospect, it would have been better to postpone this debate until more knowledge about the function of the new hormone dormin or Abscisin or

49. "We thought Lucy was the find of the century but, in retrospect, it isn't, " palaeontologist Andrew Hill at Yale University told Science. "It's worth the wait."

50. MapReduce is, in retrospect, obvious to anyone who remembers from their 001-equivalent programming class that purely functional programs have no side effects and are thus trivially parallelizable.