retrospect造句

In retrospect, I was dead wrong.

And the participants maintained their discretion even in retrospect.

I saw everything I began to dislike, in retrospect.

"In retrospect it was worth it," Phil Hill said.

One only needs to look at history to see our capacity for rapid improvement in retrospect.

What can be more gratifying than such a retrospect as this?

In retrospect everyone will clamor that it was idiotic not to anticipate employee fraud.

In retrospect, there are five phases I went through to change my relationship with money.

In retrospect, though, it may have been inevitable given that Japan had, technologically, almost caught up to America.

In retrospect, these candid assessments are one of the unforeseen by-products of a full-time, two-year MBA.

I savored it then; only in retrospect do I realize how sentimental and propagandizing its language was.

In retrospect, I wouldn't change my ninth grade experience, because I learned many of life 's important lessons from my friends and the ignorance of teachers and administrators.

In retrospect, the accuracy of my prediction surprised friends and colleagues, and I myself have been surprised by the speed of change that followed.

enterprise architecture for the sake of doing enterprise architecture is a seemingly valid and important activity, but in retrospect flounders aimlessly in search of respect.

Another, Bruce Reid, 49, a product engineering manager from Sullivan, Ill., said that he might have, in retrospect, paid too much, but that he was satisfied because he found a job.

Naw. In retrospect, had I known this little tweet was going to spread across the masses like wildfire, perhaps I wouldn't have used "hate," but rather "really annoyed at."

In retrospect, that business of the bank taking money out of an account and dispensing it doesn't work, because Banks don't do that (tellers do, bank officers do, Banks do not).

Mr Michnik sees that decision in retrospect as probably the least bad of the available options: it would have done Poland no good, he argues, to repeat the Hungarian uprising of 1956.