afterthought In A Sentence

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• It was such a fundamental part of the plot yet it felt like an afterthought.
• Weaponization of the rails runs a distant second in most cases and is a sad afterthought in others.
• Avery is now an afterthought in the starry Braves rotation.
• Additionally the waitress was not friendly and treated us as an afterthought besides being rude.
• I've enjoyed the Duffy series a lot, but this one seemed to be kind of an afterthought.
• Lolya's story line felt rushed and almost like an afterthought.
• Pompeo indeed will persist in propping him up, one a cartoonish blustery afterthought of the other.
• Jason's family seems to be an afterthought to the story.
• Schmidt had an afterthought and threw the test on.
• Race is thrown in here as an afterthought quite frankly.
• Beans are often an afterthought.
• After that he is nothing more than an afterthought.
• The epilogue about what happens to Sharpe is just that, an afterthought almost.
• The Borg are almost an afterthought which isn't a bad thing here.
• The skiing is almost an afterthought to us now.
• In cases where naval action occurs, it seems a little brief, almost like an afterthought.
• Coleslaw is an afterthought.
• The relationship that develops between Ellery and Clint seems like an afterthought of the author.
• NAFTA was an afterthought to Reagan's deregulation.
• The replace part was an afterthought, just to make doubters and those already covered time to relax.
• It felt as though it was an afterthought.
• Before him, it was a minor thing, something that was an afterthought to the atheletics program.
• The strawberry was definitely an afterthought.
• Some chapters were only two pages long and seemed thrown in like an afterthought.
• This time they seemed to be almost an afterthought.
• It seemed more like an afterthought.
• A minor complaint to be sure but it just feels like this was an afterthought.
• And, as an afterthought, just imagine if this series gets turned into a BBC mini series.
• So an afterthought let down.
• It almost appears to be an afterthought to fill out the manuscript.
• But now, it really looks more like a light and water show with music as an afterthought.
• However, that was also very vague and told almost as an afterthought.
• There is one round table that seemed to be an afterthought.
• Adequate marketing cannot see social media as an afterthought anymore.
• Charlotte has become an afterthought.
• The side veggies are not an afterthought here, they were really tasty.
• Where once the driveway was just an afterthought, now it is part of the landscape design.
• It doesn't feel half done or like it was an afterthought.
• As an afterthought I read some of the poor reviews and I have to laugh a bit.
• The egg seemed like an afterthought once Manny met Ashley.
• Brown, 71, laughed at an ironic afterthought.
• Bree was an afterthought in Eclipse.
• And there is also some back story with the pilot, O'Neill, but that may have been an afterthought.
• Typically, the contorni are an afterthought but here they vie for rock star status.
• The GOP is only interested in cutting taxes for the wealthy, healthcare is a afterthought.
• Likewise, the romance isn't just tacked on as an afterthought.
• He just tosses off Mona's death almost as an afterthought.
• The Babies R Us part is an afterthought.
• Principals will have to make supporting and guiding teachers a top priority, not an afterthought.
• Disappointingly, the instructions seem like an afterthought.
• He seemed like an afterthought.
• Felt like a real afterthought.
• It was more of an afterthought, more like she was just another distraction.
• Importantly, the modern C features are not an afterthought but are used throughout the volume.
• Treated my family like an afterthought.
• Hope is an afterthought.
• Bungle or California first, then buy this as more of an afterthought.
• Kinda seems like the food was an afterthought.
• It's more of an afterthought it seems.
• Afterthought mildly to somewhat spicy.
• The two semi love scenes felt like an afterthought.
• Their grill is not just an afterthought, as son had a well cooked burger.
• The core mystery was an afterthought, and not a very intriguing one at that.
• The dumplings in the dish were an unnecessary afterthought.
• Then I was told as an afterthought.
• A lot of things just got skipped over and mentioned as an afterthought.
• The murder plot seems to be an afterthought.
• Her background is glossed over in such a way, that it almost seems an afterthought.
• Addiction was treated as an afterthought and a plot device.
• So, while lingerie may be an afterthought to Armani, Lauren and Cavalli, it is the first and sometimes only thought to Natori and Evans.
• The explanation of the second storyline seems to be an afterthought.
• The parents would be so engrossed in their treasure hunt that the two boys became an afterthought.
• Yet steadily, the buses are considered an afterthought if not an outright joke.
• Sort of like an afterthought to the storyline.
• SPOILER the big boogeyman of the series killed almost as an afterthought.
• I picked up 'Some Girls Bite' at the library as an afterthought.
• Is that a side or an afterthought.
• Microsoft has an industrywide reputation for treating security as an afterthought.
• Second the personal Miis we created on our Wii feel like an afterthought.
• They were not an afterthought or filler.
• This was added almost as an afterthought to the original beaches.
• The fries were not an afterthought, and were crisp with enough salt.
• Most lines are blurry and the detail is unfortunately an afterthought.
• Too many churches treat children's ministry like a babysitting service and an afterthought.
• But here it's been toned down to sexism and made an afterthought.
• Not only is boring but it is an afterthought.
• They have Mexican food in the back part of the menu as if an afterthought.
• It was almost like an afterthought.
• Characters, it seems, were an afterthought and are not strongly developed.
• There are no surprises, no action, nothing new, and the rock band life is more of an afterthought.
• The Arab jihadists held the Palestinian cause as an afterthought at best.
• When that day comes, external beauty will be little more than an afterthought.
• It's as though the entire ending was an afterthought.
• Far worse is the flippant tone the author adopts in talking about the Nazis and Nazi dress, reducing the Holocaust to an afterthought or dependent clause.
• I paid, and as an afterthought, asked if I could get extra pickles on the old fashioned burger.
• They are more formal than dishes, and are often used to imply an afterthought.
• And, once again, creating tension and suspense seems to happen only as an afterthought.
• It felt like an afterthought, yet there was no real plot that took the forefront.
• To a man skin care is done as almost an afterthought.
• Go was an afterthought.